Baker pants” are work pants with external pockets on the front and back, and are known as the prototype of fatigues pants that were adopted by the U.S. military for work use. In Japan, there are many legends that bakers wore these pants, but the truth is not certain. (FATIGUE PANTS), which means work pants, it is widely believed that “baker pants” is a Japanese word that was given to these pants regardless of their intended use to make them easier for Japanese people to imagine. In this issue, we focus on the “baker pants” and introduce the most popular outfits and recommended items!
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Olive green tone-on-tone shirt jacket and baker pants
This men’s coordinate combines a shirt jacket, T-shirt, and baker pants in a tone-on-tone olive green. The military-inspired workwear style is expressed with brown loafers worn barefoot to blend in with the city. The choice of items with a loose silhouette, not to say oversized, is very current.
GUNG HO Baker pants
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Coordinating gilet and baker pants with a crisp silhouette
This gentleman is wearing a band-collar white shirt, a dusky blue striped gilet, and wide-leg khaki baker pants, with a crisp silhouette. The brown suede loafers worn barefoot give the outfit a casual look, and the mix of dress and casual wear is well balanced to give a mature impression. Baker pants made of lightweight ripstop or cotton twill, like the ones shown in this snapshot, are comfortable and perfect for spring and summer outfits.
GUNG HO Baker pants
