Mistral pants

In cotton moleskin (taupe skin) at more than 400 grams per square meter, the pants are characterized by their extreme resistance. This fabric and the construction of the pants - bridge at the crotch, tightened at the knees and slightly flared hem - allow long hikes without overheating.

The original color was "nutty" brown, which burnt by sun and salt, turned gray, and almost white in summer, now birch.