Issued 1st Gen Realtree Over Pants
Lightweight overpants in Realtree's first-ever produced pattern. The dark brown and grey bark is tastefully accented by leaves and branches. Known for appreciating artful finery such as these over pants, wild game would no doubt stop to compliment your sense of style and taste, if only they could see you.
Features:
- Authentic Realtree product
- Elastic waist
- Super lightweight fabric
- Vintage style
The Pattern That Started It All:
Realtree was founded in 1986 by Bill Jordan, a Georgia bowhunter who sketched the bark of an oak tree in his parents' front yard with paper and colored pencils, then layered in twigs and leaves to give the pattern real depth. He believed layering images of twigs and leaves over a vertical bark background would create a three-dimensional look that could match a variety of terrain, a sharper departure from the simpler military patterns hunters had been wearing until then. Alongside Mossy Oak, Realtree became one of the two dominant names in American sporting camo, expanding over the following decades into patterns like Advantage, Xtra, MAX-4, and Edge. Realtree has also crossed over well beyond hunting circles, showing up in streetwear collaborations and on artists and public figures who have nothing to do with the woods, proof that the pattern reads as much as a look as it does as concealment.
Original: $34.99
-65%$34.99
$12.25
Description
Lightweight overpants in Realtree's first-ever produced pattern. The dark brown and grey bark is tastefully accented by leaves and branches. Known for appreciating artful finery such as these over pants, wild game would no doubt stop to compliment your sense of style and taste, if only they could see you.
Features:
- Authentic Realtree product
- Elastic waist
- Super lightweight fabric
- Vintage style
The Pattern That Started It All:
Realtree was founded in 1986 by Bill Jordan, a Georgia bowhunter who sketched the bark of an oak tree in his parents' front yard with paper and colored pencils, then layered in twigs and leaves to give the pattern real depth. He believed layering images of twigs and leaves over a vertical bark background would create a three-dimensional look that could match a variety of terrain, a sharper departure from the simpler military patterns hunters had been wearing until then. Alongside Mossy Oak, Realtree became one of the two dominant names in American sporting camo, expanding over the following decades into patterns like Advantage, Xtra, MAX-4, and Edge. Realtree has also crossed over well beyond hunting circles, showing up in streetwear collaborations and on artists and public figures who have nothing to do with the woods, proof that the pattern reads as much as a look as it does as concealment.
