Crossfade Camo Cargo

Light and Dark Clothing

£75

The Light and Dark Camouflage Cargo Trousers combine utility styling with a refined streetwear fit. Crafted from durable yet breathable 100% cotton, they feature a clean all-over camouflage print with a subtle raised crosshatch texture for added depth and detail. Designed with a relaxed unisex fit, the cargos are finished with functional side cargo pockets, rear pockets, and a tapered cuffed leg for a clean everyday silhouette. Details 31” regular length Green camouflage colourway Clean camouflage print Subtle raised crosshatch texture Side cargo pockets Rear back pockets Elasticated cuff fini

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