Gramicci

Gramicci was invented in 1982 by Mike Graham for climbing in Yosemite — a pant with a gusseted crotch for full range of motion, a webbing belt for one-handed cinch, and twill that softens with wear rather than deteriorating. The G-Pant is one of the most functional garments ever made for human movement, and forty years later it remains the cleanest wide-leg pant on the market. The brand nearly disappeared before being reborn in Japan, where it became a cornerstone of the outdoor-meets-street aesthetic that now defines a significant portion of global fashion. Gallery carries Gramicci because the customer who buys Dime MTL denim and Malbon Golf polos also wants the best climbing pant available — and Gramicci is that pant.

THE GRAMICCI G-PANT — THE ORIGINAL

The G-Pant is the reason Gramicci exists and the reason Gallery carries the brand. Gusseted crotch for climbing movement, webbing belt for cinch without a buckle, cotton-nylon twill that holds up to outdoor use and gets better with age. Gallery carries the G-Pant in multiple colourways for men and women — the Women's Gramicci Pant in Black, Chino, and Navy are Gallery's best-stocked Gramicci silhouettes right now, all in full size runs. The men's G-Pant in Chocolate is available alongside the Denim Gramicci Pant Straight Fit and the Gadget Pant in Black, Green, and Smokey Grey.

Gramicci sizing runs smaller than North American standards — the brand is sized to Japanese measurements. Most customers need to size up one from their usual. For bottoms, order by your exact waist measurement rather than S/M/L. Gallery staff have fitted enough customers in Gramicci to give you a straight answer on sizing — come in-store at 588 Bernard Avenue or email info@gallerystreetwear.ca before ordering online.

GRAMICCI G-SHORT — THE SUMMER ANCHOR

The G-Short takes the G-Pant's gusseted crotch construction and webbing belt into a short cut — the same freedom of movement, the same one-handed cinch, the same cotton-nylon durability. Gallery carries the G-Short in Smokey Grey alongside the Gadget Short in Black, Sand Pigment, Bark Pigment, and Smokey Grey — a more technical nylon-blend short with a slightly slimmer cut than the classic G-Short. Both silhouettes work for climbing, hiking, cycling, and everything else the Kelowna summer requires. The Women's G-Short in Black, Navy, Olive, and Lemon rounds out Gallery's women's Gramicci short selection.

GRAMICCI CANADA — AUTHORIZED RETAILER

Gallery is an authorized Canadian Gramicci retailer with direct brand allocations. Every Gramicci piece at Gallery is current-season, legitimately sourced, and covered under Gallery's 30-day return policy on full-price items. For Canadian customers who have been ordering Gramicci from US retailers and absorbing import duties, Gallery ships duty-free within Canada from Kelowna BC in one to two business days — free tracked delivery on orders over $175.

New Gramicci product arrives each fall and spring. Gallery carries Gramicci alongside Dime MTL, Butter Goods, Malbon Golf, and the wider Gallery assortment — the climbing pant that works with everything else on the floor. For anyone searching for Gramicci canada, Gramicci pants canada, or Gramicci g pants canada, Gallery is the authorized western Canada source shipping nationally.

GRAMICCI KELOWNA — IN-STORE AND SHIPPING BC-WIDE

Gallery Streetwear at 588 Bernard Avenue carries Gramicci in Kelowna year-round — pants, shorts, and seasonal apparel in full size runs downtown. For Kelowna customers, the Gramicci floor at Gallery is the place to try the G-Pant and G-Short back to back before committing — the two silhouettes fit differently and the in-store experience makes sizing easy. Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday 11am to 6pm and Sunday 12 to 5pm.

For customers across BC searching for gramicci vancouver, gramicci squamish, or gramicci whistler — Gallery ships the full current-season assortment from Kelowna in one to two business days with free tracked delivery on orders over $175. The climbing and outdoor communities in Squamish and Whistler are exactly the Gallery customer, and the same floor that Kelowna shops in person ships to both cities same speed as anywhere else in BC.

WOMEN'S GRAMICCI AT GALLERY

Women's Gramicci is a genuine part of the Gallery assortment — not a token selection. Gallery carries the Women's Gramicci Pant in Black, Chino, and Navy in full size runs, the Women's Original Pant in Pine, Women's Pant in Navy Pigment, and the Women's G-Short in Black, Navy, Olive, and Lemon. The Women's Gramicci Pant Black is Gallery's single best-stocked Gramicci SKU — consistently full size run, consistent demand from the Gallery women's customer who wants the climbing pant that actually fits well and pairs with everything.

Women's Gramicci sizing follows the same Japanese standard as the men's range — size up one from your usual North American size for tops, and order by exact waist measurement for bottoms. The Women's G-Pant has a slightly tapered cut through the lower leg compared to the men's version — still full gusseted crotch construction and webbing belt. For women searching for climbing pants canada, women's climbing clothing, or women's outdoor streetwear, Gallery carries the full Gramicci women's range and ships nationwide free on orders over $175.

THE GRAMICCI STORY — YOSEMITE TO JAPAN TO THE WORLD

Mike Graham designed the original Gramicci pant in Yosemite Valley in 1982 for climbers who needed real freedom of movement without sacrificing durability. The gusseted crotch eliminated the binding at the top of the thigh that made standard trousers impossible on a rock face. The webbing belt cinched one-handed without a buckle. The cotton-nylon twill held up to granite and got softer with every wash. The brand built a following among serious climbers through the 1980s and 90s before fading from mainstream retail.

Gramicci was relaunched in Japan, where outdoor culture and streetwear have been in conversation for decades longer than in North America. Japanese Gramicci refined the construction, added technical fabrics alongside the classic twill, and positioned the G-Pant as the foundation piece for the outdoor-meets-street wardrobe. That Japanese chapter is why Gramicci now sits in boutiques alongside Dime MTL and New Balance rather than only in outdoor retailers — the brand made the crossover deliberately and permanently.

Gallery carries Gramicci because the customer who shops 588 Bernard Avenue lives that crossover. The Kelowna customer hikes Knox Mountain in the morning and wears the same pant to dinner on Bernard Ave. The Squamish customer climbs the Stawamus Chief and wears the G-Short back into town. The Whistler customer needs technical construction that works on a trail and on a patio. Gramicci is the brand that was designed for exactly that life — in 1982 and still today.