Cambria Pant Coyote

Woven from 100% hemp in a finely finished plain weave, the Cambria Pant has a graceful, linen-like drape with real body to it. The wide leg and relaxed fit move easily with you, breathable and substantial at once, the kind of fabric that dresses up or down depending on what you pair it with. 

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit: relaxed, wide leg, mid-rise, pull-on. 
• Silhouette: wide leg, comfortable elastic waist with an internal drawstring, two side pockets

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% hemp, plain weave, 8oz, garment dyed

Made: Cut and sewn in Los Angeles, California using globally sourced hemp fiber.

Sustainability: Jungmaven has built its business around hemp, a fast-growing, low-impact natural fiber that requires little water and no pesticides to cultivate. Founder Robert Jungmann has championed hemp textiles since the 1990s, well before the 2018 Farm Bill made domestic hemp cultivation federally legal again, and remains active with the Hemp Industries Association in support of sustainable, ethically made, slow fashion.

CARE

Machine wash cool, gentle with like colors. Tumble dry, low heat. Do not use spot laundry cleaners, bleach, or other chemical and enzyme cleaners like oxi-clean. Avoid washing with garments with zippers or velcro, or textured towels, as this can cause abrasion and pilling. ⚠ Jungmaven's published care guide covers hemp/organic cotton and hemp/wool blends specifically; this pant is 100% hemp. Confirm care instructions against the garment tag before publishing.

STYLED BY LADDER

Wear it with a fitted tank and slide sandals for warm-weather ease, or dress it up with a silk blouse and heeled mules for evening.

ABOUT JUNGMAVEN

Jungmaven has spent decades championing hemp as one of the most sustainable fibers available, long before it was a mainstream conversation. Founder Robert Jungmann built the brand on a belief in natural, durable materials and domestic production, cutting and sewing every piece in Los Angeles.

The label remains an active voice in the Hemp Industries Association, advocating for hemp as a low-impact, slow-fashion alternative to conventional cotton and synthetics, and for a supply chain built on ethically made, American-cut-and-sewn goods.