Element Chinos

Chinos and work pants have established themselves on the skating scene, especially in recent years. While chinos are rather light pants made of a special twill fabric, work pants are usually made of a heavy cotton fabric, which is often reinforced with polyester to be particularly robust. However, the cut connects both: chinos and work pants sit loose with a casual fit, offering you freedom of movement and legroom.

Skater chinos and skate work pants from relevant top brands such as Carhartt WIP, Dickies, Levi's, Nike SB and many more are tailored to the needs of skaters. You can buy your new work and skate chinos nice and easy in the skatedeluxe online skate shop.

Different styles - chinos & work pants for skating

Classic chinos have side pockets and piped back pockets. With work pants and chinos there are also a few special shapes that are becoming increasingly popular with skaters. Double knee work pants are seen more and more often at spots. Additional panels on the knee area are visually striking and at the same time provide extra protection in case of bails.

Carpenter pants have the classic carpenter tool pockets on the thigh. Handy for stashing small parts and stuff. Surf pants are the epitome of lightweight chinos with an elastic waistband. It doesn't get any more comfortable than this.

The right fit for your chinos

Chinos and work pants don't always fit the same. With the relaxed fit pants, you'll find a wide selection of different models. Chino pants are especially popular with skaters because they are extremely comfortable. This is ensured by the cozy fit and high-quality materials. You have the choice between the classic regular fit, relaxed fit or a slim fit.

A regular fit chino usually sits on the hip and has a straight or tapered leg. This fit is an absolute classic and is suited for any situation.

Chinos and work pants with a relaxed fit, or baggy fit, are characterized by a wide-cut leg and a lot of freedom of movement. This makes them particularly suitable for skating.

You're still not sure how wide your chino or work pants for skating will actually be? The leg opening (or cuff circumference) gives you an indication of how "baggy" the pants really are. The larger the leg opening, the wider the skate pant usually is. You can find the info for the leg opening in the respective product description of the skate chino or work pants in the skatedeluxe skate shop. It's easy to quickly and easily compare the fit of pants with each other and find the right model for you.