1936 Chopper Pant Alcatraz white W32 L34
This model is based on a mid 1930s wood worker pant. Hence the name: Chopping down the tree. During that period denims were still meant to be worn as an over-garment, therefore fits were rather loose, which is also the case with our 1936 Chopper Pant.
The fabric Alcatraz White is a Prison Stripe. Prison Stripes came about around 1850 and were designed for quick recognition of prisoners who were on the run.
The following details distinguish our 1936 Chopper Pant:
- 100% cotton
- high waist, loose fit
- suspenders buttons
- ruler pocket on the right leg
- Made in Turkey
Attention. The fabric is printed and may stain.
How we measure...
If you ever asked yourself how to determine your personal size on our PikeBrothers-products here comes the answer.
In the following pictures and video we will show you how you can measure exactly. The best way is to use a well fitting piece of garment that you already own.
https://youtu.be/ScmHEKGjIA0
Note for pants:
Measurements provided are of the product when laid flat, not as worn on a body.
WAIST: We measure the waist with the fly buttoned, spread flat on a surface, and given a light stretch tp remove any wrinkles and give a natural waist reading. The waist is then measured straight across the top of the waistband.
FRONT RISE: With the fly buttoned, we measure starting from the crotch seam to the top of the waistband following the fly, giving the front rise a slight pull to remove wrinkles and give a natural measurement.
BACK RISE: Measuring from the same point as the front rise, we measure from the crotch seam to the back waistband, following the rear seam on the seat.
HEM: The hem is measured in the same manner, laying flat on a surface and measurements taken from the external sem to internal seam at the leg opening.