Men’s Lab skinny cargo pants
Techwear cargo pants with a slim fit, designed to structure the look without sacrificing mobility.
Made from a medium-weight smooth fabric with a slight hold, these pants feature a careful construction: two large bellows cargo pockets on the thighs with snap-button flaps, and two front side pockets at the waist. The elasticated waistband includes a flat drawstring with plastic aglets, and the “ORIGINS” inscription printed on the sides in white lettering asserts the piece’s identity. Black straps attached by silver metal carabiners hang freely along the legs—an immediate visual signature. The bottom is tightened with ribbed cuffs for a precise jogger finish.
Why you’ll love them:
- Fit/Style: Skinny from the knee to the ankle, the pants structure the silhouette and naturally assert themselves in an urban techwear register without forcing the effect.
- Comfort/Technical detail: The fully elasticated waistband with adjustable drawstring offers a custom fit without hip restriction.
- Visual signature: The metal carabiners and hanging straps give the pants a modular dimension—every wear feels slightly different.
Technical Specifications & Benefits
- Pockets: Two bellows cargo pockets with snap-button flaps on the thighs, two front side pockets with discreet openings at the waist.
- Finishes: Ribbed ankle cuffs, reinforced stitching on cargo pockets, straps attached by metal carabiners.
- Material: 65% cotton / 35% polyester
- Color: Intense black
Style Tip: How to wear them?
These skinny cargo pants fit into a techwear DNA—structure, layering, volume control. They are best worn in dense urban environments where details count.
Outfit pairing: An oversized white t-shirt or a graphic tee with a busy print worn slightly untucked, with a technical jacket or black windbreaker over it to balance the top/bottom volume.
Shoes: Chunky white or black sneakers to break the rigor of the ribbed leg opening—the contrast works instantly.
Fashion tip: Leave the straps hanging rather than tucking them in. It is precisely this detail that makes the difference between simple cargo pants and a constructed look.
