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We’ve bought, used and rated 2,412 clothing products so far, 54 of them in Cargo Pant. Products in Cargo Pant average an FA score of 8.1 out of 10. Every score comes from our own testing, never from the brand.
We rate it 9.3/10 (excellent) after buying and testing it ourselves. What we liked most: High-Quality Nylon: Uses superior nylon fabric, which is considered better than polyester for durability and feel. Could be better: Styling Barrier: It is more on the "stylish/modern" side, which might be a bit much for those who prefer extreme minimalism.
It’s listed on Flipkart and Myntra. The store buttons at the top of this page open each listing, so you can check today’s price and sizes there.
Fabric: 100% Nylon. See Specifications above for the full details.
We score its comfort 9/10 (excellent), after using it ourselves.
Its value-for-money score is 10/10 (excellent): we weigh what you get against similar products we’ve tested.
Yes. Flying Machine is an Indian brand, founded in 1980, and it is owned by Arvind Fashions.
We have bought and tested 11 Flying Machine products, and their average FA score is 8.4/10 (great).
We buy every product ourselves and score it out of 10 on design, material quality, comfort and value for money. The FA score is the average of those scores. No paid placements: brands can’t buy a better score.
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