- How does the 80s Painter Pant fit compared with other Stan Ray pants?
- It runs roomier and higher than the brand's tapered work pants, with a straight leg from hip to hem. If you want a closer fit, size down; for a relaxed workwear look, take your usual size.
- Is the denim rigid or stretchy?
- It is rigid cotton denim with no stretch. Expect a stiff feel out of the bag that softens with wear and washing.
- What is the inseam like?
- This is the regular inseam version, cut long enough to break over boots or roll at the cuff. Check the listed inseam if you are tall or want a cropped look.
- What utility details does it have?
- It carries classic painter-pant features, including a hammer loop and utility pockets, along with a straight-leg workwear cut.
- How should I care for rigid cotton denim?
- Wash cold and inside out, and hang to dry to limit shrinkage and fading. Wash sparingly to keep the dark indigo look.
- Is it good for physical work?
- Yes, the heavy cotton and utility pockets suit painting, gardening and light trade work. The lack of stretch makes deep squatting less comfortable than in stretch work pants.
- Where is the Stan Ray Women's 80S Painter Pant cheapest?
- At Steep & Cheap, for $41.98, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Stan Ray Women's 80S Painter Pant?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Steep & Cheap, Backcountry.com.