FatFace
Pure Cotton Cargo Trousers
£59.50
Customers say:
Fits a little big()Product code: T195977
About this style
With their practical cargo pockets, these FatFace trousers are a great addition to your casual wardrobe. They're made in a straight fit from durable pure cotton canvas, with a button and zip fastening. This versatile design is finished with multiple pockets front and back to provide plenty of space for your essentials.
Details & care
Details & care
Style
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Straight fit
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Button and zip fastening
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Unlined
Composition
100% cotton
Care
Wash at 30°C
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Iron at low temperature
Professional dry clean
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery
Standard
Free. We are currently experiencing longer delivery lead times.
Nominated Day
£5.99. We are currently experiencing longer delivery lead times.
Collection
Collect from store
We are currently experiencing longer delivery lead times.
Returns
UK returns
Free
Exclusions apply
Full delivery and collection informationOur returns policyAbout Fatface
About Fatface
Made for life, FatFace's heritage designs will remain in the entire family's wardrobe for years to come.
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Reviews (3)
Great mens Cargo trousers.
Yes, I recommend this
Lovely thick cotton cargo trousers, nice style and colour as in the pictures. My only issue is the sizing. I'm a 34waist and the 34 tousers were way to big so had to return them and get a 32 which are still generous in their size.
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Sturdy cargo
Yes, I recommend this
Good quality cargo, thick cotton, very sturdy. As I sit down the legs come up a bit too much and seems just a touch short when standing. I ordered 32/32 and the same size jeans from different make seem little longer. I still like it.
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Perfect for my 13 year old.
Yes, I recommend this
Good quality. Well cut. Great colour. What's not to like? Just a shame the kids range for teenagers is a bit limited (and there is literally nothing for them in store) so I have to go to the adults. Surely if M&S want the next generation, as sponsoring events like Feastival indicate they do, then they should be enticing the teenagers in store?
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