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M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
M's Iron Forge Hemp® Canvas Double Knee Pants,
The durable foundation of our Workwear line, these heavy-duty, double-knee work pants are made from our innovative 12.9-oz Iron Forge Hemp™ canvas, which is 25% more abrasion resistant than conventional cotton duck canvas and needs no break-in. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.
To accommodate a wide range of movement and layering, our Workwear styles have a generous cut. The pants fit true to waist size but are roomy through the legs. The jackets are bigger than most of our styles—especially around the shoulders and back. Folks who have a leaner build or don't wear multiple layers might want to order one size smaller than usual.
Everything we make has an impact on the planet.
Our first step on the path toward ensuring living wages in our supply chain.
There are now more than 20 Fair Trade factories that specialize in outdoor clothing. If more companies join it will make a positive impact in workers’ lives.
All our virgin cotton is grown with organic practices, eliminating the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides and GMO seeds.
Compared to conventionally grown cotton, there is a 45% reduction in CO<sub>2</sub>e and an 87% reduction in water usage when cotton is grown organically.
Recycled polyester lessens our dependence on petroleum-based materials.
Using polyester fiber made from used plastic bottles reduces CO<sub>2</sub> emissions by 59% compared to virgin polyester fiber.
Hemp is durable, comfortable, breathable and is farmed with low impact on the environment.
Now that it’s legal to grow industrial hemp in the US, we need to build out the demand and infrastructure needed to create a market for hemp fiber.
