Three Filipino Makers Champion the Dickies 874 Work Pants in New Editorial
Dickies Philippines explores how the 874 Work Pants enables the creative lifestyles of different Filipino Makers with its latest editorial featuring shoemaker William Carmona, model/graphic artist Selina Woo Bhang, and hip hop artist Al James.
Designed to combine function and durability, the 874 Work Pants features the ideal blend of polyester and cotton, making it easy to perform while ensuring longevity with every use.
WILLIAM CARMONA
William Carmona, the heritage boot enthusiast behind bespoke shoemaking service Willie’s Shoe Restoration Services, prefers the 874 Work Pants for its practical durability as he spends most of his working hours in his studio.
“It’s always dusty in our shop since we sand every day. I would wear something comfortable clothes that easily brush off dust,” he shares. “I look at fabric that’s thick. I look at work pants like the 874.”
SELINA WOO BHANG
For Selina, the 874 Work Pants offer the flexibility she looks for in between her modeling work and time spent in the studio. “My personal style really reflects who I am. I don’t really go for something trendy, I want something comfortable at the end of the day,” she shares. Cut in an original straight leg fit with mid-waist.
ABOUT THE 874 WORK PANTS
The 874 Work Pants is a universal essential, evolved from the original Dickies 100 percent cotton work pants. Redeveloped in the 1960s to be practically indestructible with a perfect mix of 65/35 poly-cotton blend, the 874's durability has been proven by workers and skaters time and time again.
Since the brand's inception in 1922, Dickies' iconic silhouettes have been deeply woven into our world's cultural heritage. From factory workers to fashion and pop-culture icons, ranchers to rappers, skaters to streetwear, the cultural significance of "Dickies Icons" has been defined by the people who wear them. The 874 Work Pants is exclusively available at dickies.com.ph and at the Robinsons Place Manila Flagship store.
