Bill's Khakis

As fascinated as we are with the future, our hearts lie in the past. Old movies, books and vintage photographs are places we go to connect.

I found a connection in a pair of original World War II khakis I found at an Army surplus store while I was in college. They were remarkably comfortable, deep pocketed, and put together to withstand just about anything. Today’s khakis paled in comparison. “We could put a man on the moon, but couldn’t make khakis like we did 50 years ago,” I thought. Someone had to save this small but symbolic piece of Americana.

The idea of starting a company that captured and celebrated the American ideal took on such great philosophical importance to me that I quit my advertising job in Chicago and moved home to Reading, Pennsylvania to start Bills Khakis. The year was 1990.
Chamois Cloth Pants M2 (Standard Fit)
With a name like Chamois Cloth, you know from the very first touch that these pants will feel dramatically softer...
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Chamois Cloth Pants M3 (Trim Fit)
Chamois Cloth: The name says it all. One touch and you'll know how much softer and more luxurious the 6.1...
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Original Twill M2 (Standard Fit)
When it comes to cast iron durability and versatility, our 8.5 ounce cotton twill pants never disappoint. These year-round favorites...
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Original Twill M3 (Trim Fit)
Constructed to the highest standards, our 100% cotton twill weighs 8.5 ounces per yard, which means you own the most...
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Poplin Pants M2 (Standard Fit)
When heavier weight twills just won't do on warmer days, reach for our tightly woven 5.6 ounce 100% cotton poplin...
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Poplin Pants M3 (Trim Fit)
Our tightly woven, 5.6 ounce all-cotton poplins make a more breathable and more comfortable option during warmer months than our...
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Vintage Twill M2 (Standard Fit)
Our goal to make a pair of khakis that feel broken in from the very start became a reality when...
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Vintage Twill M3 (Trim Fit)
You don't have to go through those long, uncomfortable years to break-in a new pair of khakis. The goal at...
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