1874 3-Pocket Heavy Leather Bound Overall - Indigo

A bit of blue jeans history: in 1873, the Levi Strauss company patented the use of copper rivets as pocket reinforcements on their denim work pants. This wound up being one of the most consequential developments in workwear to date, revolutionizing and then standardizing construction best-practices for more than a century to come. One year later, the Greenebaum Brothers released their own pair of work jeans - a heavy duty 3-pocket waist overall, with stitched leather triangles reinforcing each pocket in place of Levi's rivets. Now, 150 years later, Warehouse have reproduced the Greenebaum Leather Bound Overalls for an audience that would otherwise never have heard of them (as well as a handful of eager historians and enthusiasts). Based on the historical predecessor of 5-pocket jeans, the Greenebaum waist overalls are cut with a high rise and relaxed top block, with an extended back yoke and plenty of room in the seat. The legs are wide and straight, relaxed and comfortable without app