NWT Carhartt Women's The Essential Ashland Pants Canvas Straight Leg, Size 4
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BRAND NEW WITH TAGS IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - NEVER OPENED!
Carhartt Women's The Essential Ashland Stretch Canvas Work Pants
- Size: 4 Regular
- Color: Carhartt Brown
- Model Model BN5113-W
- Retail Value $64.99
These heavy-duty yet incredibly comfortable canvas work pants are built for full mobility, durability, and all-day comfort. Perfect for DIY home projects, outdoor activities, or heavy work environments.
FEATURES:
- Condition: New with tags (NWT), never worn, original packaging
- Fabric: 8.6-oz midweight micro sand canvas (97% Cotton / 3% Spandex)
- Technology: Built-in Rugged Flex® stretch technology for ease of movement
- Fit: Relaxed fit through the seat and thigh with a straight leg opening
- Rise: Mid-rise front with a higher rise in the back for maximum coverage while bending/crouching
- Waistband: Flexible comfort stretch waistband
- Storage: Multiple utility pockets and side tool loops
- Durability: Built to last with Carhartt’s signature triple-stitched main seams


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