These service trousers are made for the automotive industry, where you need flexibility and practical storage through the working day. The strong CORDURA® Denim stretch fabric moves with you as you kneel, bend and reach under vehicles.
The scratch-free design uses hidden buttons, which helps protect the surfaces you work on. Two leg pockets keep pens, a knife, a ruler and your phone within reach. Internal pockets take knee pads when you spend time on the floor.
Key features
- 2-way stretch fabric gives freedom of movement when bending, kneeling and climbing
- Pre-bent knees follow the natural shape of the leg for easier movement
- Scratch-free construction with hidden buttons helps protect vehicle paintwork and other surfaces
- Internal knee protection pockets hold knee pads in place
- Leg pocket with bellow, pen pocket and inside mesh phone pocket keeps essentials organised
- Second leg pocket with pen and knife pockets, plus an inner ruler pocket
- Inset front pockets, back pockets and a coin pocket for everyday items
- Black reflective details on the legs add visibility, metal zip fly, double-stitched inside leg seam for durability, and garment-washed for a softer feel
Materials and performance
Coated CORDURA® Denim stretch in 55% cotton, 30% polyester and 15% polyamide, 340 g/m².
Standards and protection
Certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100. Certified to EN 14404-3 when worn with Blåkläder knee protection 4037 or 4057.
Fit and sizing
All Blåkläder trousers fit on the small side. Please order at least one waist size bigger than usual. See our Blåkläder Sizing Guide for detailed information.
Knee protection
The internal knee pockets are designed for Blåkläder knee pads 4037 and 4057. Fitting either pad gives you certified knee protection for work on the floor or under vehicles.
Care
- Machine wash at 40°C
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron at a low temperature (max 110°C)
- Do not dry clean
Add your logo
If you’d like to add your logo to the Blåkläder 1439 Service trousers Denim stretch, please contact us.



































