With Their New Compass Pants, Olivers Wants to Replace Half Your Wardrobe

It’s the style of chinos meshed with the comfort and durability of travel pants

Olivers Compass Pant
The Compass Pant from Olivers offers flexibility indoors and out
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I own probably 20 pairs of pants, each one designed for a specific purpose or event. (Though I’ve never figured out the jogger, the most useless of bottom layers).

If I could get that number down to, say, three, I’d be happy and so would my overstuffed closet. So I’m eyeing the just-launched and incredibly versatile Compass Pant from Olivers — it’s essentially a chino/commuter/travel pants combo that could get me to the office, through an important meeting and then walk me home after an active night (or onto a flight).

We dig Olivers. Designed in Los Angeles, the company makes forward-thinking sportswear and casual gear that’s both versatile and minimalist. 

Olivers is calling the Compass an “adventure pant with style.” What that really means is that it has a lot of the technical properties you’d want if you’re doing something active or in the midst of a rough commute, but it’s also nice enough to wear around the office or out at night. 

The Compass is made from a lightweight ripstop nylon (plus 3% spandex for stretch and comfort) that’s tear resistant and covered with an anti-UV finish that’s water repllent and quick drying. The pants feature front and back zip pockets. 

Available now in three colors (military olive, blue steel, khaki), the Compass Pant retails for $128.

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