Description

KEY Apparel’s Men's Double Knee Duck Dungarees combine rugged durability with exceptional comfort. Crafted from high-quality 100% cotton duck fabric, these classic dungaree pants are built to withstand demanding work environments. The relaxed fit allows for unrestricted movement, while the oversized leg opening easily fits over boots.

What are dungaree pants?

Also known as carpenter pants, dungarees are designed for practicality and comfort. Featuring multiple pockets and a signature hammer loop, they’re the ideal choice for tradespeople and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Our double-knee duck work pants offer enhanced protection with reinforced knees and a soft, brushed finish for all-day comfort. Experience the KEY difference and elevate your workwear!

100% Cotton, 10 oz Duck Fabric (Brushed Hand, Washed Finish)
Relaxed Fit
Double Utility Pockets on Right Leg
Reinforced Oversized Back Pockets
Loop for Tape Measure
Hammer Loop
Double Knee
Oversized Leg Opening Fits Over Boots

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51 Reviews

Posted by cbjjbc2 on Dec 8th 2020

two loops for tape measure.

double knee, southpaw hammer loop, two loops for tape measure. they do not cost anymore than carpenter pants with none of these features!!!

Posted by Shane Peterson on Nov 6th 2020

AAA++++++++++++++++++

Comfortable, Durable

Posted by Shane Peterson on Nov 6th 2020

AAA++++++++++++++++++

Comfortable, Durable

Posted by James Stepp on Oct 12th 2020

great work pants

love them

Posted by Nathaniel Siddall on Aug 13th 2020

KEY Premium Double Knee Duck Dungaree

Nice outdoor work pants. Fabric is pretty heavy and tough, but flexible enough for comfortable walking. Double layer at knees gives good protection when kneeling or crashing through brambles. Problem is the fit. Like so many pants these days, they are narrow in the knees and thighs, and cut to ride low on the hips. You can't pull them up to your waist without giving yourself a wedgie, so they keep slipping down, and they bind uncomfortably when you kneel, squat, or lift your legs trying to step over something. They are large in the lower legs—I guess some people like them that way to wear over boots. I find it just adds weight and bulk.

Posted by Erwin Santonil on May 1st 2020