Gardian Trousers Hazelnut

Gardian trousers, the iconic garment of the Camargue and of the gardians, made of moleskin, feature a typical cut slightly flared at the bottom of the legs, allowing boots to be worn under the trousers. They are renowned for their durability. This durability is first the result of specific stitching at the crotch, but is also linked to the choice of material.

At the front, they have two pockets. At the back, a piped pocket on the right closes with a button. A belt with 5 loops completes the trousers. The fly closes with buttons. Finally, as tradition dictates for gardian clothing, black piping is incorporated along the side seams of the legs.

Heavy moleskin of 420 g/m², made from a blend of 67% cotton and 33% polyester

In addition to providing more strength than 100% cotton canvas, the polyester helps maintain the colours of the gardian trousers.

Gardian trousers are suitable for mixed use. They run small.