HISTORY
Introduced in the late 1990s under Helmut Lang, the Prisoner Pant is one of the designer’s most enduring and recognizable designs. First appearing in the mid-1990s, the style translated the visual language of institutional prison uniforms into everyday wear, aligning with Lang’s broader practice of recontextualizing utilitarian and subcultural references within minimalist fashion. The bold horizontal stripe pattern became a defining motif of the era and remains closely associated with Helmut Lang’s archival output.

Striped cotton pants in brown and off-white. Horizontal stripe pattern throughout.

• Straight fit
• Mid rise
• Belt loops at waistband
• Five-pocket construction
• Button fly closure
• Straight legs
• Plain hems
• Finished outseams
• Straight inseams
• Logo-engraved button hardware
• Tonal stitching

Made in Italy.

COMPOSITION
Exterior: Cotton.

SIZING
Tagged size 31

Waist: 32.3 in
Rise: 9.6 in
Inseam: 34.3 in
Length: 43.3 in