Greg | Men's Cargo Pants Tactical Multi Pocket

A pair of tactical-inspired cargo pants cut from a woven fabric with a structured, straight-leg silhouette. The design features angular cargo pockets on each thigh with zip closures, reinforced knee panels, slant hand pockets, and additional zippered utility pockets. A metal buckle belt secures the waist, with integrated webbing loops for attachments. Available in Slate Gray, Khaki, Black, and Charcoal Gray.

Why You'll Love It

• Multiple secure cargo pockets keep essentials close The zippered thigh pockets and hand pockets offer ample storage for keys, tools, or everyday carry items, eliminating the need for extra bags and keeping your hands free.
• Paneled knees for natural movement The shaped knee construction allows natural bending and kneeling without restriction.
• Webbing belt and D-rings add utility detail The buckle belt and integrated D-ring loops let you adjust the fit and add a practical, utility-inspired finish.

Perfect For

Perfect for outdoor activities, weekend errands, or casual urban wear. Pair with a fitted T-shirt and sneakers for a streamlined look, or layer with a field jacket and boots for functional outdoor styling. The neutral tones coordinate easily with both technical and everyday pieces.

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold with similar colors.
• Zip all pockets and fasten the buckle before washing to prevent snagging.
• Tumble dry low or hang to air dry to maintain shape.
• Iron on low heat if needed, avoiding direct contact with buckles and hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the waist fasten?
The pants feature a front zip fly with a button closure at the waistband, plus an adjustable webbing belt with a metal buckle.

Are the cargo pockets secure?
Yes, the thigh cargo pockets close with zips, keeping contents in place during movement. The hand pockets and additional utility pockets also feature zip closures.

What is the leg fit like?
The pants have a straight-leg cut with a structured, relaxed fit through the thigh and knee, tapering slightly toward the ankle for mobility without excess fabric.