Taylor Stitch already does fantastic shirts, phenomenal suiting and the perfect tee. Now they’re branching out to do some pants in 10oz washed cotton duck canvas. What the hell is cotton duck canvas you ask? Sometimes it’s also called duck cloth. According to the Internet, it was also originally one of the components of duct tape. Also: Carhartt. That’s the easiest comparison to draw because that fabric (albeit a much heavier version) is the same type of material that these pants are made out of. You’re getting that sort of “this will last longer than I do” durability combined with the tailoring and styling that Taylor Stitch is famous for in one of three different colors: navy, charcoal or camel.
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