Snickers 6590 AllRoundWork Stretch Trousers With Holster Pockets
The world’s first work trouser with certified knee pads permanently welded into place. Durable and comfortable, these slim fit trousers are
built for everyday use.
These long-lasting trousers feature an enhanced flexibility thanks to a 2-way stretch fabric and additional 4-way stretch panels at key stress
points. CORDURA® reinforced holster, ruler, and cargo, pockets add a durable, everyday-carry functionality. And our new, lightweight, low-profile and welded-into-place Capsulized™ knee pads provide an ergonomic, always-on protection during the entire workday.
Part of the Snickers Stretch Trousers Range
Brand: Snickers Workwear
- Capsulized™ kneepads (EN 14404)
- Machine-washable Capsulized™ kneepads
- CORDURA® ripstop stretch panels
- CORDURA® reinforced holster pockets with reflective webbing loops and zipped compartment
- Integrated belt with Duraflex® buckle
Material – Main: 47% cotton, 53% polyester, 250g/m². Contrast stretch back thigh panels: 91,5% polyamide, 8.5% elastane, 250g/m². Reinforcement 1; knee pad: 100% polyester CORDURA®, 320g/m². Reinforcement 2; pockets: 100% polyamide CORDURA®, Details front panels and gusset: 88% polyamide, 12% elastane
Confusion has often been caused by the internal sizing labels. You see, the manufacturer feels the garment is the same size as the loose fitting 3 series but slimmer. We, along with many other distributors, have found the sizing chart we use on our drop down to be far more accurate then the internal labels. So please do not think you have been sent the wrong size when the label does not match up to the size you have ordered.
The 6 series range of trousers have a more modern cut then the older style, loose fitting 3 Series trouser range.This style of trouser is part of the slim fit group of Snickers work trousers. The definition of slim fit is really down to the individual who is wearing them. For example, if your thighs and calves are on the larger side, then they will give a more snug fit compared to someone with maybe a smaller frame. However, when we say slim, we do not mean skinny. These are designed to be worked in so for the life of the garment and comfort during the day, you do require freedom of movement.
We suggest that when first trying the trousers on, don’t base the fit on how they feel when standing because whether you are a 30″ or 40″ waist, you will expand when kneeling. It is worth remembering that if the garment is a little loose when stood, but perfect when kneeling, then the option is there to wear an elasticated belt. In some styles, an integrated belt is already fitted. Whereas, if the trouser is too tight, it’s likely to have less longevity.
