The original painter pant style from Stan Ray. Back in 1972, Earl Beard started manufacturing painter pants and carpenter pants for Brooklyn overall company in a small sewing shop in the heart of Texas, USA. The silhouette, construction details, machines and manufacturing method remain the same as back then.
Available here in heavyweight Natural Drill Fabric.
- Relaxed fit, straight leg
- 17" leg opening
- Zip fly
- Triple chain stitched flat felled seams
- Side pockets with additional coin pocket
- Bar-tacked stress points
- Hammer loop detail and leg utility pockets
- Stan Ray woven patch label
- 100% cotton
- Made in USA
- Machine wash cold. 100% cotton will shrink in warm water/dryer.
- We suggest sizing up one size.
Best pants
Really great pants, fit perfectly right away even better after washing. Life improvement!
Love of money is the root of all evil
I use to wear this brand of painter pants 5 to 7 days a week. Depending on work schedule. But then stanray went and pretty much tripled their price overnight. It is a darn shame they decided to price out the one costomer they claimed to be Making these clothes for. The PAINTERS. Thank goodness for Dickies and other companies who keep there clothes some what affordable.
United Statesquality sucks
i have never seen a pair of pants made so cheap before. the waistband has an exposed surges edge which is a big NO! so disappointed that a company that is supposed to be US made high quality is so cheap.
United StatesVery High Quality
They're extremely comfortable. It took me a couple of wears to get used to them (since they're high-waisted, and I don't normally wear that kind of fit), but now I put them on when I want a comfortable, casual pair of pants. The fabric is thick (like a canvas, y'know, painter's pants), sturdy, and the pants are obviously very well-made. The white color is easy to pair with most shirts, and the pants are great for painting (which is what I've used them for so far). Plus, made in the U.S.
United StatesBest pants ever
I wake up put them on. Go running. Work all day. Do yoga in them at night.