1947 Roamer Pant – designed for a life in the saddle. The 1947 Roamer Pant is a classic example of denim trousers from the late 1940s. The special feature of these trousers is the higher waistband at the back and the wider thighs. This creates a very comfortable cut that ensures optimum freedom of movement. The hem of the trousers is tapered, which goes well with boots and sneakers.
The 1940s brought a lot of movement to the cut of work pants. Originally, denim pants were intended as overtrousers and cut accordingly wide. However, this changed fundamentally with the Second World War and the associated material savings. Pants were produced narrower and more fitted. After the war, the trend remained for narrower cuts and more specific cuts were developed for different occupational groups. The 1947 Roamer Pant is a typical example of this development. Originally a pair of work trousers, they were adapted to the needs of cowboys with slight changes to the cut.
Our 1947 Roamer Pant is made from 15-ounce raw denim with a genuine selvedge.