‘Tough but soft’ doesn’t usually work – for proof, just watch Arnold Schwarzenegger in Kindergarten Cop (which surely features one of the most terrifying kisses in film. Arnie moving in for the smooch is sort of like a lion trying to get a woman’s head in its mouth). Anyway, we digress. PrAna’s Kragg pants are an instance where tough and soft works supremely well. Made from organic cotton canvas with a little added stretch for comfort, they’re rugged enough to stand up to a little rock rash, yet soft and flexible enough to deliver supreme wearability. They also have plenty of functional features to take you from the bottom of the pitch to the top, such as easy-to-reach pockets and a clever hem cinch system that secures the legs exactly where you want them
| Size | Numeric Size (in) | Waist (in) |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 30-31 | 32-33 |
| Medium | 32-33 | 34-35 |
| Large | 34-35 | 36-37 |
| XL | 36-38 | 38-40 |
| Size | Numeric Size (in) | Waist (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 30-31 | 81.3-83.8 |
| Medium | 32-33 | 86.4-88.9 |
| Large | 34-35 | 91.4-94 |
| XL | 36-38 | 96.5-101.6 |
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The need for shorts that offered supreme comfort and mobility was the starting point for PrAna, the California brand founded in 1992 by husband-and-wife team Beaver and Pam Theodosakis. Working out of a small garage in the coastal city of Carlsbad, the duo set out on a journey to make stylish and functional activewear. But there was a higher purpose too – namely, respect for the planet and its people. From the outset, they committed to sustainability and lessening the environmental impact of everything they made.
It was an ethos rooted in the realisation that everything is connected. This concept was encapsulated in the name that Beaver and Pam chose for their brand, prana. It’s a Sanskrit word that literally translates as ‘breath’, but which refers to the universal energy that flows within and among us, connecting us with all other living beings. So, for PrAna, what you wear matters. It matters firstly because clothing that gives you the freedom to move inspires you to chase adventures and stay active. But secondly, it matters because sustainable clothing lessens our impact on the planet. It’s the right thing to do – and the right thing to wear.
-Dave, Verified Buyer
