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American Stitch Black Utility Cargo Pants D-Ring Zip Hem NWT Sz S
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- Size
- US S
- Condition
- New With Tags
- Color
- Black
- Category
- MenPantsCargo
- Brand
- American Stitch
Brand new with tags American Stitch black utility cargo pants in a men’s size Small. Sleek streetwear vibe with a technical, nylon feel that’s perfect for everyday wear, travel, or festival outfits. Lightweight yet structured fabric drapes nicely without feeling stiff.
Features an elastic waistband with adjustable drawcord for a comfy, custom fit. Multiple cargo pockets on the legs add that utilitarian look and give you space for phone, wallet & essentials. Matte black D-rings on the front and legs bring a modern, tactical detail that feels very Y2K / techwear inspired. Long, straight legs with zip hems so you can wear them tapered over sneakers or unzipped for a looser stacked look.
Fabric content is 88% nylon & 12% spandex for slight stretch and flexible movement. Tag notes professional dry clean only. These pants are NWT with the Nordstrom Rack tag still attached (marked $29.97), so they’re giftable and in excellent condition.
Style code: HD23-B917
Color: Black
Size: S (small) – runs like a slim straight men’s fit.
Great for streetwear, skater, techwear, festival, and casual city looks.
Disclaimer: Colors may vary slightly due to lighting & screen settings. NWT item but may have minor wrinkles or storage wear. Please review all photos & ask any questions before purchasing.
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