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Quality Mens Pants at Allingtons
Men's pants for the work week and the days either side of it, from stretch drill on the tools to moleskins for a country lunch.
Men's Pants Built for the Tools
The bulk of this range is work gear, and it's deep. FXD carries the most styles, running from a straightforward cotton drill pant through to stretch, ripstop and elastic-waist versions in both straight and cuffed legs.
Hard Yakka brings its long-standing drill and stretch canvas pants alongside it, and a handful of other workwear labels fill in around the two with cargo, rib-waist and cooler-weave options. Cargo styles run right through the range if you'd rather carry tools on your leg than in a belt, and several styles carry reflective or taped detailing for low-light work.
Colours stay sensible - black, navy, khaki, charcoal, green and tan - because these pants are going to see dirt. Check the individual listing for reflective or protective features rather than assuming them across the range.
Moleskins and the Smarter End of the Range
Not every pair here is for the worksite. Thomas Cook moleskin trousers sit in this range too, in both standard and tailored cuts, in sand, greystone and navy. They're the pair to reach for when jeans would be underdressed and a suit would be over the top - a country wedding, the races, or dinner in town.
If you're after men's chinos or a pair of cords instead, those sit in men's casual pants, which is the non-workwear side of the same range.
Getting the Fit and Length Right
Most pants for men are sized for standing around rather than working, which is why fit matters more here than on a casual pair. Buy for the waist and sort the length afterwards - taking up a hem is simple, letting out a waistband isn't. For length, measure the inseam on a pair you already like, from the crotch seam down to the hem, and match that instead of guessing.
If you're between two sizes and your day involves squatting, kneeling or climbing, take the larger one: a pair that pulls through the thigh gives way at the seam long before the fabric wears out. Cuffed legs are worth considering if you wear a taller work boot, since the tapered hem sits over the boot rather than dragging through the yard.
Men's and Women's Pants for the Same Crew
Plenty of teams need both, and mismatched gear is a nuisance to order and worse to wear. The women's pants range runs on the same logic - work pants cut properly for women rather than resized down from a men's block, alongside unisex tactical styles that appear on both sides. A crew can kit out together and everyone still gets a pair that fits.
Order Your Next Pair of Men's Pants
All of it sits within our wider pants range and is ready to order online, with free shipping Australia-wide once you pass $175. A quick call about sizing beats a return, and if you'd sooner feel the difference between stretch drill and standard cotton in person, the Parafield showroom has both on the rack. The rest of the bottom half of the wardrobe sits here:
