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TWILL WORKWEAR

Flex Without Compromise
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TWILL

Excellent for durability and resistant to wear, twill fabrics are built for the most demanding jobsites. In addition to protection, their diagonal weave adds flexibility and comfort, so you can easily move during long workdays.

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DURABLE WEAVE CONSTRUCTION

The diagonal weave helps distribute stress across the fabric, giving twill its strength without making it feel stiff or bulky.

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FLEXIBLE

Despite its strength, twill allows plenty of movement on active jobsites thanks to its weave. At STRAUSS, we also add stretch to many of our twill fabrics for extra mobility where the job demands it. That built-in give helps pants move with you when you’re climbing, kneeling, reaching, or working in tight spaces.

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WHERE IT WORKS BEST

Twill is best for those who enjoy a balance of comfort, durability, and mobility and is great for work in logistics, warehouses, plumbing, HVAC, and finishing trades.

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