“The old stereotype of the plumber’s crack is long gone as we see a shift in demographics within the blue collar workforce. The modern man thinks about their appearance and are looking for fashionable designs which combine modern styling with workwear durability,” Leigh Eam, ELEVEN Workwear’s designer says.

Looking good while working hard is no easy feat but the launch of ELEVEN Workwear’s new Stove Pipe Pants range proves that it’s certainly not impossible.

The new urban styled collection is designed to fill the growing demand from the fashion conscious new-aged man who is looking for garments that are both fashionable and functional.

The ELEVEN Workwear Combat Cargo and ELEVEN Workwear Super Easy Stove Pipe Pants remain true to the ELEVEN Workwear collection being designed to give more style, comfort, function and value to the tradesman, home handyman, DIY’er and gardener alike.

The new Combat Cargo and Super Easy Stove Pipe Pants are a slim fit with stretch, designed for work but with a contemporary style. The fabrics have built-in stretch that is prewashed for comfort. Both pants feature contoured legs, a lower waist, multi-function pockets in all the right places including a deep pocket for a mobile and internal zip pocket for wallet. And for durability the pants feature a triple stitched crotch gusset, reinforced slanted back hip pockets, extra strong belt loops and a  hardy work fabric.

“Our goal is to make workwear that is 11 out of 10. We want to bring style back to the worksite with purpose built practical fashion which includes ergonomically designed functionality,” Eam adds.