

Gramicci Fatigue Denim Pant – Stone
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Gramicci Fatigue Denim Pant – Stone
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GALLERY
588 Bernard Ave
Kelowna BC V1Y 6P2
Canada
Military fatigue cut translated into denim and washed back to a pale stone.
The Gramicci Fatigue Denim Pant in Stone is a military fatigue pattern cut in denim rather than sateen, washed back to a pale stone, available from Gallery Streetwear, an authorized Canadian Gramicci retailer in Kelowna BC shipping Canada-wide.
A fatigue pant is a military pattern: high straight leg, generous seat, patch pockets front and back, nothing tapered. Gramicci has cut that shape in denim here rather than the usual sateen, which gives it more weight and a much better ageing curve.
Stone is the washed-down end of the indigo scale — a pale, chalky grey-blue that already looks like it has had a few summers. It works with black, cream and olive in a way a raw indigo does not.
Expect denim behaviour: it will keep lightening at the knee and seat, and it will hold a crease. Sizes S through XL, FW26 delivery to our Kelowna shop.
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Where can I buy Gramicci in Canada?
You can buy Gramicci in Canada from Gallery Streetwear, an authorized Canadian Gramicci retailer at 588 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna, BC V1Y 6P2. The Gramicci Fatigue Denim Pant in Stone is offered in sizes S through XL online at gallerystreetwear.ca, ships Canada-wide from Kelowna in 1 to 3 business days, and Canadian orders over $150 CAD ship free.
What is a fatigue pant?
A fatigue pant is a military pattern: a high straight leg, a generous seat, patch pockets front and back, and no taper. Gramicci has cut that shape in denim here rather than the usual cotton sateen, which gives it more weight and a harder-wearing hand.
How do Gramicci pants fit?
Gramicci fits true to size. The elastic waistband and the gusset accommodate a wide range of builds, so most people take their usual size. Full sizing detail for every Gramicci style is in the Gallery Gramicci sizing guide at gallerystreetwear.ca/blogs/gallery-journal/gramicci-sizing-guide-canada.
Gramicci fits true to size. The elastic waistband and gusset accommodate a wide range of builds.
Machine wash cold inside out, as infrequently as you can manage. Hang to dry — tumble drying shrinks denim and fades colour faster. Do not bleach. Washing inside out and infrequently is the single best thing you can do for denim longevity.
Canada
Free tracked shipping on orders over $150 CAD.
Under $150, weight-based rates from $11.95 (0–0.5kg $11.95 · 0.5–1kg $16.95 · 1–2kg $21.95 · 2kg+ $27.95).
Ships from Kelowna, BC in 1–2 business days.
United States
Weight-based rates in CAD: $20.95 / $32 / $46 / $55.
Ships in 4–8 business days.
International
Weight-based rates in CAD: $28 / $45 / $70 / $100.
Returns
30-day returns on unworn, full-price items with tags attached and in original condition.
Customer is responsible for return shipping costs.
Footwear must be returned in the original box.
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