American Jeans - U.S.A. Made

Kitanica’s American Jeans are a rugged timeless classic—built for durability, functionality, and everyday wear. Proudly made in the USA from 100% American-grown cotton denim sourced in Georgia, these jeans combine classic carpenter styling with modern utility, making them a staple for the modern cowboy and anyone who demands more from their gear.

The six-pocket design offers a regular fit and straight-leg cut that’s both comfortable and functional. Designed for real-world use, the American Jeans feature wide nylon webbing belt loops to accommodate heavy-duty belts, a left thigh pocket sized for your phone, and a dedicated knife pocket—perfect for EDC tools. Reinforced with durable 50/50 nylon-cotton camo ripstop fabric in the pocket linings, these jeans are built to handle stress and resist blowouts, with all high-stress points bar-tacked for long-term strength.

Due to the natural characteristics of denim, each pair may vary slightly in color and texture, giving you a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects the spirit of American grit and craftsmanship.

Men's Lower Size Guide

Sizing representation: Waist X Inseam (ex, 30 X 36 means 30 waist and 36 inseam) 

Note: All the measurements are NOT garment measurements but body measurements.  

Our Long or Tall sizing is designed for people over 6' 2" (188 cm) tall.  

 

Where to measure: 

1. Waist: Measure around the body where the waistband of your pants normally sits.  
2. Inseam: While wearing hunting boots, measure from your crotch down the inside leg to the floor.  
3. Thigh circumference: The widest part of your thigh. About 4-5 cm (1.6 - 2") below your crotch 

 

      How to measure: 

• Clothing: Wear as little clothing as possible, like undergarments or close-fitting clothing.  

• Tape measure: Use a flexible tape measure for accuracy, ideally not a metal one.  

• Position: Stand in a neutral position with your back straight and shoulders down.  

• Tape tightness: Make sure the tape is level and snug, but not tight.  

• Measurement points: Use landmarks that are shown on the above diagram on your body to find the right measurement points.