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                          DESCRIPTION
                        
                      
                    DESCRIPTION
The original painter pant from Stan Ray, with its mid to high rise, relaxed straight leg and plenty of pockets. This pair is made from natural, un-dyed cotton drill.
Earl Beard started manufacturing painter pants and carpenter pants for Brooklyn overall company back in 1972 in a small sewing shop in the heart of Texas, USA. The silhouette, construction details, machines and manufacturing method are the same as back then.
- Relaxed fit, straight leg
 - 17 inch leg opening
 - Zip fly
 - Triple chain stitched flat felled seams
 - Side pockets and a coin pocket
 - Bar-tacked stress points
 - Hammer loop and leg pockets
 - Stan Ray woven patch label
 - 100% cotton
 - Made in the USA
 - Machine wash cold
 
                      
                        
                        
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                    SIZE GUIDE
                      
                        
                        
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                    SHIPPING
Order before noon for next working day shipping.
Free shipping over £100
Economy Shipping - 2 to 4 working days* - £4.00 tracked with Royal Mail
Express Shipping - next working day* - £8.00 tracked with Royal Mail
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* Delivery times provided are estimates to be used as a guideline only. Stan Ray cannot be held responsible for unforeseen delays due to weather conditions, busy holiday periods or customs delays.
                      
                        
                        
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                    RETURNS & EXCHANGES
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