The Supreme Wide Wale Corduroy Cargo Pant arrives in a muted, versatile “Stone” colorway – a washed, mineral grey that sits effortlessly between cool urban tones and rugged workwear heritage. From the moment you touch the fabric, it’s clear this isn’t your average pair of trousers. The pant is crafted from heavyweight, 100% cotton wide wale corduroy, defined by those thick, plush vertical ribs that give the textile its signature depth and soft, almost velvety hand feel. Supreme has treated the fabric to a considered garment-dye and wash process, which enhances the natural highs and lows of the corduroy, lending each pair a subtly unique, lived-in character straight out of the packaging. The cut is a relaxed, straight-leg silhouette that taps into Supreme’s ongoing dialogue with classic military and skater silhouettes. The generous fit through the thigh and knee provides comfort and easy movement, while the leg tapers just slightly from the knee down to sit cleanly over a chunky sneaker or work boot. It’s a shape that feels timeless but thoroughly modern, balancing volume with structure. The mid-rise waist is reinforced with a sturdy, branded shank button closure and a zippered fly, with robust belt loops that can easily accommodate a canvas or leather belt. True to its cargo DNA, the pant is built with pragmatic detailing that doesn’t sacrifice style. Each side leg features a large, box-pleated bellow pocket secured by a flap and a single button. These pockets add a utilitarian dimension without ballooning outward thanks to clever interior tethering and the beefy weight of the corduroy, which holds its shape. In the back, two welt pockets offer a sleeker storage option, with the right pocket punctuated by a small, perfectly embroidered Supreme logo – a subtle strike of contrast that echoes the tonal, low-key branding the brand often deploys. A tiny red box logo tab, tucked discreetly at the side seam or back pocket area (depending on the season’s specific placement), provides that unmistakable flash of New York streetwear heritage. Inside, you’ll find seams cleanly taped or overlocked, and a woven Supreme size and care label stitched against the inner waist. The pant’s construction emphasizes durability: double-needle stitching runs along stress points like the pocket openings, crotch gusset, and hem. The hem itself is finished with a simple turn-up, ready to be worn stacked or cuffed to reveal a glimpse of sock and sneaker. The “Stone” colourway acts as a refined neutral, easily pairing with everything from a stark white T-shirt to a heavyweight hoodie, an overdyed flannel, or even Supreme’s own tonal outerwear. It’s a pant that channels the tactile richness of 1970s corduroy and the functional grit of military surplus, filtered through Supreme’s singular lens – a true staple for anyone who appreciates fabric, form, and the quiet confidence of a perfectly executed basic.