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Where it all began. The OG Painter Pant has been part of Stan Ray's line since the very first year, designed for painters and carpenters who needed trousers that could take a lifetime of work without falling apart. Triple chain-stitched flat-felled seams, bar-tacked stress points, a 17" leg opening, and hammer loop with leg utility pockets – every detail earns its place. This is the pair of trousers that built Stan Ray's reputation, and it's earned its way into the wider wardrobe through pure merit rather than marketing. Put them on the first day and they'll still be there in five years, looking considerably better for it. In Stan Ray's cotton denim, the OG Painter Pant develops character with wear in a way that canvas simply can't – the indigo breaks down at the stress points and seams over time, quietly recording the life you've lived in them.
| Size | Waist | Inside Leg | Leg Opening |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | 73.7cm | 72.4cm | 24.1cm |
| 30 | 78.7cm | 72.4cm | 25.4cm |
| 32 | 83.8cm | 73.7cm | 25.4cm |
| 34 | 88.9cm | 73.7cm | 25.4cm |
| 36 | 91.4cm | 73.7cm | 26.7cm |
Stan Ray has been making workwear in Fort Worth, Texas since 1972 – and in over fifty years the philosophy hasn't shifted much. Minimum fuss. Maximum practicality. Clothes built for use rather than for looking at. Take the OG Painter Pant for example, which made the brand's reputation: a proper work trouser with triple chain-stitched seams, bar-tacked stress points, hammer loop and utility pockets: all designed for people who knew the meaning of a hard day’s work.
That heritage runs through everything Stan Ray makes – functional silhouettes, rugged construction, practical fabrics that only get better with age. Today, the range has found a second audience among people who appreciate exactly that kind of no-nonsense thinking: workwear done right, with cuts that have accidentally ended up right on trend.
Where it all began. The OG Painter Pant has been part of Stan Ray's line since the very first year, designed for painters and carpenters who needed trousers that could take a lifetime of work without falling apart. Triple chain-stitched flat-felled seams, bar-tacked stress points, a 17" leg opening, and hammer loop with leg utility pockets – every detail earns its place. This is the pair of trousers that built Stan Ray's reputation, and it's earned its way into the wider wardrobe through pure merit rather than marketing. Put them on the first day and they'll still be there in five years, looking considerably better for it. In Stan Ray's cotton denim, the OG Painter Pant develops character with wear in a way that canvas simply can't – the indigo breaks down at the stress points and seams over time, quietly recording the life you've lived in them.
| Size | Waist | Inside Leg | Leg Opening |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | 73.7cm | 72.4cm | 24.1cm |
| 30 | 78.7cm | 72.4cm | 25.4cm |
| 32 | 83.8cm | 73.7cm | 25.4cm |
| 34 | 88.9cm | 73.7cm | 25.4cm |
| 36 | 91.4cm | 73.7cm | 26.7cm |
Stan Ray has been making workwear in Fort Worth, Texas since 1972 – and in over fifty years the philosophy hasn't shifted much. Minimum fuss. Maximum practicality. Clothes built for use rather than for looking at. Take the OG Painter Pant for example, which made the brand's reputation: a proper work trouser with triple chain-stitched seams, bar-tacked stress points, hammer loop and utility pockets: all designed for people who knew the meaning of a hard day’s work.
That heritage runs through everything Stan Ray makes – functional silhouettes, rugged construction, practical fabrics that only get better with age. Today, the range has found a second audience among people who appreciate exactly that kind of no-nonsense thinking: workwear done right, with cuts that have accidentally ended up right on trend.
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