The Mellow Brown’s Beach Cloth Trousers

Description

Born in 1901, Brown’s Beach hails from Worcester, Massachusetts. A region accustom to harsh winters, it’s by no surprise founder Mr. William. W. Brown created an icon. The epitome of American work wear, its humble origins as a beach cloth company gave rise to over a century of wear. Known for its durability, warmth, and salt and pepper appearance, the classic cotton/wool blend fabric became a national treasure.

With the deeply love for the nature and ourdoors activity, we’ve made those trouser with five pockets with new curved pocket design in the front, one small flap pocket with fruit button on the thigh and two flap pockets with buttons in the back. Cinch/ buckle back is important detail to make this trousers more classic and better fit to the waist. Custom brown’s beach cloth with our signature using 65% recycled wool and 35% organic cotton, easy to recycled and low impact to our Mother Nature.

Limited

This product is part of a small batch manufacturing run that may use exclusive materials like dead stock fabrics. The product is limited in quantity and may never be in stock again.

Note: Running as eco-friendly brand, we are making our stuff with all the kindness to our Mother Nature. For less wasted to the landfills, this product is made to order. Less wasted, save nature. The processing time would take 9-21 working days.

Specifications

• 35% Recycled Wool & 65% Organic Cotton
• Fit: Anti-fit Waist, Slim Fit
• Custom fabric produced at Japan
• Organic Cotton Twill Waistband
• Chain stitching inside belt, bottom edge and hem by Union Special Sewing Machine
• Medium High Rise
• Five pockets configuration (three flap pockets and two new curved front pockets)
• Gütermann Sewing Thread – Made in Germany
• Cinch/Buckle Back
• Suspenders Fruit Buttons
• Fruit Buttons Fly
• Adjustable Hem with Buttons and Small Straps
• Belt loops sewn into the waistband
• MADE IN JAPAN.

Material

BROWN’S BEACH CLOTH

William W. Brown founded Brown’s Beach Jacket Co. in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1898, before moving to Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1901. The company’s name is rooted in Brown’s first business association in Hartford — the Beach Manufacturing Company — which produced fleeced fabrics for underwear. A smart businessman, Brown wagered the success of his new company on the functionality of its fabric. The material was knitted from a two-ply blend of 30 percent cotton and 70 percent recycled wool, and it featured a warm fleece lining. It was water-resistant, unshrinkable, essentially untearable, surprisingly warm and incredibly comfortable — perfect for use in inclement weather. What’s more, Brown’s use of reclaimed wool allowed the outerwear to be sold at competitive prices.

The jackets and vests became commonplace in the wardrobes of hunters, guides, fishermen and lumberjacks of the early 20th century.

Organic cotton is cotton that is produced and certified to organic agricultural standards. Its production sustains the health of soils, ecosystems and people by using natural processes rather than artificial inputs. Importantly organic cotton farming does not allow the use of toxic chemicals or GMOs (genetically modified organisms). Instead, it combines tradition, innovation and science to benefit the shared environment and promote a good quality of life for all involved.

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