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Cotton Drill Gurkha Pants - Black

Regular price $695.00 CAD
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Kaptain Sunshine Cotton Drill Gurkha Pants - Black

The Kaptain Sunshine Cotton Drill Gurkha Pants in Black reinterpret classic British military trousers through refined Japanese construction. Woven from thick Egyptian Finx cotton yarn on shuttle looms, the dense drill fabric has a crisp feel and subtle sheen. A high rise, double front pleats and an integrated belt create comfortable volume through the top before the legs taper gently toward the hem.

Features

  • 100% Egyptian Finx cotton drill
  • High-rise waist with two front pleats
  • Integrated front belt and adjustable side buckles
  • Zip fly and four-pocket construction; made in Japan

Shipping & Returns

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Returns within 15 days. Exchanges within 30 days.  
$25 return shipping credit on exchanges.

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Kaptain Sunshine

The Americana revival movement is everywhere at the minute, but few are as adept at making it their own as Kaptain Sunshine. Led by Shinsuke Kojima, a former publisher and long-time appreciator of archival clothing, the fairly young brand breathes new life into time-honoured styles through carefully-selected, predominantly natural materials and easy tailoring that often echoes 80s casual wear and mid-90s skateboarding attire. Though it's easy to recognize the origins of each piece, Kaptain Sunshine has an idiosyncratic design language with a universal appeal that seamlessly bridges the gap between past & present.