Wilhelm Chino Navy 12oz Cannonball Canvas

PLEASE NOTE: All markdown items are FINAL SALE. No returns and exchanges can be accepted for these items. 

Made in Los Angeles

The Wilhelm is designed to be the absolute best-fitting chino for men with larger thighs. If you're into weightlifting, cycling, sprinting, crossfit, or bodybuilding, then this will give you a fit that's functional, comfortable, and flattering.

Descended from classic maritime workwear and sail cloth, duck canvas is a strong plain weave fabric that's beloved for its durability and comfort. With a strong weave structure, it visibly fades and ages with wear, giving it a unique character over time. This heavyweight 12oz variety is called "cannonball" due to its thick and durable weave structure. It will fade exceptionally with wear. This color is a true dark navy. 

Here's what sets it apart from the pack: 

1) A generous thigh measurement allows for a comfortable fit with ample room for larger legs

2) A medium-high rise, particularly in the back, allows it to sit properly on your hips and to stay up comfortably, even when you're bending down. 

3) Each leg tapers down to a smaller cuff at the bottom. This taper is most pronounced after the fullest part of the calf. This cuts a flattering profile and ensures that your pant hem doesn't cover your shoes. 

4) Its "Hollywood" style waistband is made by folding the trouser fabric over at the waist, giving it a soft and comfortable fit. The fly is closed with genuine corozo nut buttons. 

5) A heavy gauge chainstitch is used on both the rear and side seams to ensure long-term durability at key stress points. 

Measurements & Sizing

The Wilhelm Chino is true to size. The inseam will shrink approximately 0.5" after washing, so please launder your garment before hemming.

All measurements below are taken with the pants laid flat. Waist is measured across the top of the waistband while the front portion is laid over the back. Rise is measured from the intersection point of the crotch seams to the top of the front waistband. Inseam is measured from the same point at the crotch to the leg opening. Thigh is measured from the lowest point of the crotch across the leg. Leg Opening is measured across the bottom cuff.