L1 Fairfield Cargo Women's Pant

The Future of Active Fit and Style


Color: Char
Size: XS

Product Information

Introducing the new team favorite Fairfield Cargo pant, designed for riders who prefer a minimalist, baggy-fitting 90s-style cargo shell pant that can handle any terrain or weather. It is made with a lightweight 20K/20K 2-layer fabric (or 10K/10K denim) to keep you dry and looking good. The elastic cinching on the pant cuffs provides a modern silhouette and function sought by style-oriented and experienced riders everywhere.

Construction Details
  • Fly zip with snap and velcro closure
  • Soft tricot lined waistband and fly
  • Zip hand and back pockets with covered welts
  • Cargo zip pockets
  • Crotch gussets with inseam vent zippers and mesh lined
  • Jacket to pant connection loops
  • Shock cord hems adjustment
  • Leg snow gaiters with gripper elastic
  • Boot hooks
  • Key clip

Specifications

Critically taped seams

Main seams and areas with stitch lines are heat sealed with water-repellent tape.

Shell

Non-insulated garment, single layer, wind-resistant.

20K Waterproofness (Char, Black, Green Camo, Burnt Rose)

20,000mm Waterproofing

10K Waterproofness (Denim)

10,000mm Waterproofing

20K Breathability (Char, Black, Green Camo, Burnt Rose)

20,000g/mm/24h Breathability

10K Breathability (Denim)

10,000g/mm/24h Breathability
Oversized Fit

Oversized fit

Our roomiest fit, designed to fit baggy with a generous fit through the seat, thigh and a straighter leg opening.

PFC-free DWR

As part of our commitment to improving our environmental footprint we have entirely switched from C6 DWR containing hazardous PFC’s (per- and poly-fluorinated chemicals) to PFC-free DWR on all our fabrics and styles that require a DWR coating. The importance of a cleaner textile process is fundamental in our journey to reducing our environmental footprint.

Eco Yarn Lining

Our liners use an eco-friendly fabric—a waterless-dyed fabric produced without immersion in water. This process reduces CO₂ emissions and uses less energy to produce. It also helps improve the environmental balance of textiles throughout the product life cycle.