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The Tradesman Pant from Iron and Resin is a modern twist on the classic work chino, built to handle the grind with ease. Made from a tough, broken twill fabric, these pants offer the durability of a legacy piece with a fit that’s tailored for today. Tough enough for the job, sharp enough for the streets—ready for whatever you throw at them.
THE SPECS + DETAILS
Our goods are meant to be worn in, not out. With the correct care, we want our customers to be able to treat their gear with the tough love it was intended to take. Take a look at our Wash & Care Guide to keep your goods performing for a lifetime.
Good things never go out of style. And great things get better with the passage of time.
Our brand mission is to create purposeful and quality-built provisions and make them last a really long time.
Every product page has a Size Guide link next to the size selector with garment measurements. Most of our shirts and jackets run true to size with a modern tailored cut — if you're between sizes, size up.
Free economy shipping on all contiguous U.S. orders over $150. Economy takes 5–7 business days, expedited 2–3. Orders placed before 12pm PT ship the same business day.
30-day free exchanges on all domestic online orders. Returns are accepted within 30 days on unworn items with tags attached. All sale items are final.
Yes. International shipping is calculated at checkout and duties are collected up front so nothing is owed on delivery.
Most of it. Our Repair & Replace programme will patch, restitch or re-snap anything we made — send it in and we'll quote the work before we start.
Overall rating: 4.4 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Review topics: ["color","quality","fit","pants"].
"Awesome pants, fit very much like my all time favorite, the craftsman. Unfortunately the Craftsman has been discontinued so I was on the hunt for a new I&R pant and this one fits the bill. I do wish they’d come in a bigger variety of color like green, grey and dark blue."
"Great quality as usual. A simple styled pant that's comfortable and fits well. Standard fit pants. I&R waist is larger than other brands."
"Returned because fit wasn't right for me, the rise was longer than I prefer. Wish it worked because it is otherwise a great quality pair of pants."
"Not your typical “size 29” waist. Runs large to about a size 33 waist, the extra 4 inches makes a big difference. Admittedly i didnt check the sizing chart beforehand because I assumed that a size 29 meant a standard size 29. Thats my fault. Quality and construction are excellent, just don’t expect an email back for sizing concerns in a timely fashion."
"I’m always impressed with I&R quality, and these pants are no exception! They are well made, have a little more stretch than I was expecting, and look great! Now, these are only offered in a 33” inseam, which I knew when purchasing. I have a 30” inseam, and knew these will need to be hemmed. I was a little surprised how much room was in the waist though! I wear a 36, and these have a good extra inch or two when wearing at my actual waist. Overall, happy with these pants!!"
"Fabric is not 100% cotton as listed in the description. The front part is noticably lower as if this pant is made for someone with a big belly. I bought size 28, but it feels like 29 and that havent accounted for stretching yet."
"Comfortable & durable"
"Love the fit and feel as is the case with all my Iron and Resin pants. They are a bit long, but I just roll them up a bit and the compliments roll in."
"These trousers are great all rounders. Waist fit spot on, length is long unless over 6ft. Quality as always from I&R"
"Good quality pants, got it on a special sale, excellent value."
Forged in Ventura, CA in a mass produced, disposable world, Iron & Resin is a product of "one-off" culture. Where men still build, by their own hands, the craft they ride, be it water or land.
