Bryceland's Co. is a remarkable brand founded by Ethan Newton, an industry veteran with a passion for vintage and tailoring. Produced in Japan, the focus is on classic garments that will stand up to the test of time, both in terms of styling and durability. Utilizing old school tailoring methods as well as the highest quality materials, their clothes will age beautifully as you wear them, becoming better each day.

A modern reissue of 1940s US Army chinos, these feature a few of the most popular and sought out details, like two rear besom pockets & the front coin pocket. These fit wide and loose, with a high rise (and minimal shaping through the top block), full thighs, and a flattering taper. The overall fit is that of a tapered chino that has been very slightly exaggerated in the proportions.

They opted for tonal buttons rather than the historical metal donut buttons, giving these a more casual, less military vibe at a glance. The fabric is a 100% cotton twill in a drab olive color with a very subtle luster. Woven in Kurashiki, Okayama (Japan), the fabric is soft and comfortable right from the get go, but will soften further still over time from wear and washing.

These fit slightly large, and if you're in between sizes, we suggest taking the smaller of the two. Minimal shrinkage expected with a cold wash and hang dry.

• 100% cotton
• Olive drab twill
  
• Fabric woven in Kurashiki, Okayama
• Five pocket configuration
• Button fly
• Relaxed tapered fit
• High rise
• Welted pockets
  
• Custom woven label
  
• Runs large
  
• Wash cold, hang dry
• Made in Japan

All measurements are in inches.

Model Gen wears a size 32
Gen's sizing specs are:
6'1 and 180lbs
41" chest and 31" waist

These fit slightly large, and if you're in between sizes, we suggest taking the smaller of the two. Minimal shrinkage expected with a cold wash and hang dry.