• A pair of Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant jeans, featuring classic five-pocket styling and contrast yellow-gold stitching.
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  • Close-up of the back waistband and rear pockets of dark indigo denim jeans, showing yellow contrast stitching and belt loops.
  • Close-up of the back waistband and pockets of dark indigo denim jeans, showing a brown leather patch with the embossed brand name 'Pike Brothers' and yellow contrast stitching.
  • Close-up detail of a folded denim cap brim showing the dark indigo exterior and the lighter gray inner lining with red and white stripe detail characteristic for selvedge denim.
  • A man wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, dark blue jeans, brown leather shoes, and a black hat sits on a metal stool against a textured gray wall.
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Pike Brothers

1937 Roamer Pant 11oz, Metal

1937 Roamer Pant 11oz, Metal

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149,00 €
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👖 Straight Outta the 1930s

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant 11oz in Metal takes us back to an era when work trousers were built for long days, hard graft, and getting downright dirty. Based on classic work pants of the 1930s, these britches come loaded with the kind of old-time details that disappeared from most trousers a long time ago.

And those details are where the real charm lies. Around the back you'll find a proper old-school cinch back, allowing the waist to be drawn in while giving the pants that unmistakable pre-war silhouette. Up top, metal buttons for braces or suspenders complete the period look — mighty handy if you want to wear 'em the way working fellas would have done back in the day.

The sturdy 11oz denim keeps things considerably lighter than Pike Brothers' heavyweight denim offerings, making these a versatile pair for everyday wear while retaining plenty of rugged workwear character.

Pair 'em with a tucked-in chambray shirt, leather boots and a set of button-on braces and you've got yourself one heck of an old-time workwear rig. 🤠

⚙️ Cinch 'Em Up & Get to Work

That cinch-back waist and suspender-button setup gives the Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant its distinctive vintage personality. They're details rooted in an era before belts became the default way of holding up a pair of work trousers, and they remain both functional and downright good-looking today.

These ain't skinny jeans dressed up as heritage wear. The 1937 Roamer Pant belongs firmly in the world of proper old-school workwear.

🧵 Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant

  • Sturdy 11oz denim fabric, "Metal" colorway
  • Classic 1930s workwear-inspired construction
  • Old-time cinch back for waist adjustment
  • Metal buttons for button-on suspenders
  • Traditional workwear silhouette
  • Contains non-textile parts of animal origin

📏 Size Chart (in cm)

Size 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42
Waist 38.8 41.2 43.6 46 48.4 50.8 53.2 55.6
Front Rise 27.7 28.3 28.9 29.5 30 30.5 31 31.5
Back Rise 37.2 37.8 38.4 39 39.5 40 40.5 41
Hem Width 21.6 22.4 23.2 24 24.8 25.6 26.4 27.2

📏 How It Fits

The Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant 11oz Metal follows an old-school work trouser silhouette rather than the narrow shape of modern slim-fit jeans.

For the best fit, we recommend comparing the garment measurements with a pair of trousers you already own that fits you well.

⚠️ Care & Wear Notes

  • The Pike Brothers Roamer Pant uses raw denim — color will bleed
  • Therefore, follow the washing instructions carefully
  • Wash separately and avoid light-colored surfaces during early wear

📜 About Pike Brothers

Pike Brothers focuses on historically inspired garments built around the workwear, military clothing, and everyday apparel of decades past. Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant reaches back to the working trousers of the 1930s, keeping that practical pre-war character alive for another round.

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