[Free Gift for Purchases Over 10,000 Yen] COOKMAN Chef Pants Long Pant

Cookman Chef Pants Checker Plaid Camouflage

The relaxed fit around the waist and the wide elastic waistband provide a comfortable wearing experience. The tapered cut towards the hem creates a clean silhouette and excellent fashionability!
The loop on the left hip, originally designed for hanging pants on a hook, has many uses, such as attaching keys or chains!
Unisex, with globally standard specifications.

About COOKMAN

Easy to wear thanks to the elastic waist, perfect for one-mile wear!
Attach your keys to the key loop and go out hands-free!

Silhouette

Chef pants are a Cookman staple!
Pants with a moderate taper.

New colors arrived!! Gordon Check

This design originates from the Gordon Clan and is one of Scotland's traditional tartan patterns.
Among the Gordon tartans, this "Dress Gordon" pattern is characterized by its white base, making it bright, vibrant, and clean. It was even loved as formal wear in ancient times.
It is a distinguished check pattern believed to have existed since around the 1830s.

Gordon Check

Checker Black / Checker Navy

Left: Checker Black
Right: Checker Navy
→ The popular checker pattern, arguably Cookman's signature pattern. It has a big impact
　yet blends easily with various outfits, making it a must-have item.

Checker Brown / Checker Gray

Left: Checker Brown
Right: Checker Gray

Black Watch Check

Features the "Black Watch Check," one of Scotland's quintessential tartans.
This classic and traditional pattern is meticulously rendered in a twill weave, resulting in a garment that is both substantial and elegant.

Tartan Beige / Tartan Red

Left: Tartan Beige
Right: Tartan Red

Burger Check / Gingham Red

Left: Burger Check
Right: Gingham Red

Tweed Ombre Check Black / Tweed Ombre Check Blue

Left: Tweed Ombre Check Black
Right: Tweed Ombre Check Blue
→ "Ombre" is French for "shaded," referring to a check pattern that features a gradient
　achieved through weaving.
　This pattern was frequently seen on open-collared shirts popular in America in the 1950s
　and was favored by bikers and artists of the era.
　Closely linked to their culture, this check pattern continues to be very popular.

Tribal Camo Green

Tribal Camo
Developed as a prototype by the U.S. Army in the 90s but ultimately rejected,
this vine-like camouflage design is now available as a new chef pant design.
"I like basic camouflage patterns, but I want something a little different..."
This is recommended for you.

Tribal Camo Beige