Kyoto Carpenter Pant in Military Green
Due to the unique garment dyeing process of The Kyoto, every piece is a unique, one of a kind finish. Variations in color and tone are expected.
Cut in our garment dyed Kyoto Cotton, The Kyoto Carpenter Pant is a classic utility inspired trouser. This pull-on style pant features a baggy leg silhouette that hits at the ankle, with topstitched utility panels at front, an adjustable waistband, and patch pockets at back
100% Cotton
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
Made in Los Angeles, CA
Model 5’9”, Wearing Size S.
Fits true to size, we recommend taking your normal size.
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Kyoto Carpenter Pant in Military Green
Kyoto Carpenter Pant in Military Green
Due to the unique garment dyeing process of The Kyoto, every piece is a unique, one of a kind finish. Variations in color and tone are expected.
Cut in our garment dyed Kyoto Cotton, The Kyoto Carpenter Pant is a classic utility inspired trouser. This pull-on style pant features a baggy leg silhouette that hits at the ankle, with topstitched utility panels at front, an adjustable waistband, and patch pockets at back
100% Cotton
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
Made in Los Angeles, CA
Model 5’9”, Wearing Size S.
Fits true to size, we recommend taking your normal size.
Original: $280.00
-70%$280.00
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Due to the unique garment dyeing process of The Kyoto, every piece is a unique, one of a kind finish. Variations in color and tone are expected.
Cut in our garment dyed Kyoto Cotton, The Kyoto Carpenter Pant is a classic utility inspired trouser. This pull-on style pant features a baggy leg silhouette that hits at the ankle, with topstitched utility panels at front, an adjustable waistband, and patch pockets at back
100% Cotton
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
Made in Los Angeles, CA
Model 5’9”, Wearing Size S.
Fits true to size, we recommend taking your normal size.






















