Pirates found the pants easy to wear n' comfortable, so they took them! • Made of 100% cotton fabric; same as the sea wolf breeches • Back lacing with 5 inch of adjustability

Men's Sailor Slops, also called petticoat trousers, are sure to please any seafaring pirate or sailor. These feature a fall front, wide legs, back-waist gusset, and no pockets. Made similar to our breeches but with wide legs hemmed several inches below the knee. Made in light weight off-white cotton blend canvas fab

We have many options of historical breeches available fer ye: classic Knee Breeches fer pirates who want comfort, Buccaneer Pants fer gentlemen of fortune, n' the Sailor Slops fer rugged rogues. We now also make the a version of the Drop Front Trousers that came into fashion in …

Built like the Trouser Breeches but with button cod, and a wide, stovepipe leg to the bottom hem, just below the knee, in the style of 19th century whalers slops. Small fits 26-30″ waist, 13″ rise, 22″from inseam to hem. 4XL fits 52-56″ waist, 17: rise, 25″ from inseam to hem.

Men's Sailor Slops, also called petticoat trousers, are sure to please any seafaring pirate or sailor. These feature a fall front, wide legs, back-waist gusset, and no pockets. Made similar to our breeches but with wide legs hemmed several inches below the knee.

Get ready and add these 18th century pants or otherwise known as Petticoat Breeches to your kit. Gaining their name as slops due to the fact they were standard issue in a sailors slop kit. Yoke fly front band with 5 buttons on the front. The back has 2 tabs that allow adjustment to up to 4".

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5 days ago · Today, when you head out on the seven seas to set sail as a pirate, whaler or navyman make sure that you are comfortable by wearing our Thache Sailor Slops. Made from lightweight cotton, these pants come in one color and 2 …

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Skilts or Slops (both terms are interchangeable) refer to a garment which was worn by sailors and some tradesmen to protect their much more costly breeches or sailor pants worn underneath. Skilts should not be confused with references to "sailor pants" or "sailor breeches."