Cargo Trouser with Knee Pad Pockets Long /Regular

• 65% Polyester 35% Cotton

• Fabric: 245 GSM/7 oz
• Flat front with sewn-in front crease
• 2 side & 2 rear pockets with velcro flaps
• 2 thigh pockets with velcro flaps
• Metal rivet button fastening at waist
• Twin belt loops reinforced for extra strength
• With Knee pad pockets with bottom opening
• Wide belt loops
• Washable at 60 Degrees

WASHING

Before washing, always look at the care label and carefully follow the instructions. Most good quality detergents, washing machines and fabrics are manufactured to ensure that when the stated instructions are adhered to and the garment is washed according to the said temperature and dried as per the procedures mentioned; they will wash well and look good after each wash.

The following points should be used as guidelines for all garments:

Before washing, close all zips, undo buttons, check pockets for loose or sharp objects, flatten out collars and cuffs.
Always refer to the Label before Washing.
Always check to ensure the Washing Machine is not overloaded.
Use a good quality detergent and ensure that the right amount of detergent is used.

PRINTING

Owing to the numerous processes and techniques used for printing on garments, we strongly recommend that a single garment is printed on, then washed and tested to ensure it meets your requirements before bulk printing. Care should be taken to ensure the right kind of pigments/printing dyes are used while printing and the optimum temperature/heat levels are not exceeded. Violation of standards and procedures will result in the garment loosing it’s feel/lustre as well as weakening of the fabric and overall garment performance.

60 Degree Wash: Spin Cotton Cycle
60 Degree Wash: Spin Synthetic Cycle
40 Degree Wash: Spin Cotton Cycle
40 Degree Wash: Spin Synthetic Cycle
Low Heat
Medium Heat
High Heat
Warning: Do not Tumble Dry
Dry Clean: Normal Cycle
Any solvent except Trichloroethylene
Warning: Do not Dry clean
Warning: Do not Bleach

Sizing Chart

*Garment Measurement are subject to tolerances. They are not be taken as absolute measurement values. When a garment is measured, the values may vary and can be above, below or the same as the values stated.