Gramicci

Gramicci is sold in the UK through a curated selection of independent retailers, and Urban Industry is one of the leading stockists. We carry the current Gramicci range including the Original G Pant, Pant Straight Fit, Loose Tapered Pant, G-Shorts, Pigment Dye G-Shorts, Gadget Shorts, T-shirts and Basic Crew Socks. Based in Eastbourne and trading since 2002, our team is happy to advise on Gramicci's Asia versus US sizing and fit before you order. We are rated Excellent on Trustpilot and ship Gramicci globally with next working day UK delivery.

Yes. Urban Industry is an authorised UK Gramicci retailer trading since 2002, sourcing every piece through official distribution channels. Our Trustpilot rating sits at Excellent with thousands of UK and international reviews, and we offer real human advice on Gramicci's distinctive sizing and fit before you order. We curate Gramicci alongside other premium outdoor and Japanese heritage brands including Beams Plus, And Wander, Patagonia, Stan Ray, Carhartt WIP and Norse Projects, with fast UK dispatch and proper after sales care on every order.

Yes, we ship Gramicci worldwide from Eastbourne on the South Coast of England. UK orders dispatch on a next working day service with free delivery over our standard threshold. International orders go via tracked services to Europe, North America, Asia and Australasia, calculated at checkout. Because Gramicci ranges and colourways differ between the US, European and Japanese markets, international customers regularly choose Urban Industry to access UK exclusive pieces. All international shipments are insured and tracked end to end.

Gramicci pieces are covered by our standard 18 day returns policy. If the item is unworn, in original condition and returned with its tags and packaging, you can send it back for a full refund or exchange. UK returns are arranged through our online portal. International returns are accepted at the customer's cost. We strongly recommend checking the Asia versus US sizing note on each Gramicci product page before ordering, as this is the single biggest source of sizing confusion. Faulty items are handled directly by Urban Industry.

Gramicci was founded in 1982 in California by Mike Graham, a Yosemite Valley rock climber and member of the legendary Stonemasters. Frustrated with restrictive climbing trousers, Graham designed a free moving pant with a gusseted crotch and an integrated webbing belt, built for full mobility on the rock. The brand became a Yosemite climbing staple through the 1980s, picked up cult status with skaters and outdoor crews, then relocated to Japan in the 2010s where it has been rebuilt as a global outdoor leisure label. Today Gramicci ships worldwide from its Japanese parent while keeping its Californian climbing soul.

The gusseted crotch is Gramicci's signature construction detail and the design feature that made the brand famous. Mike Graham borrowed the diamond shaped crotch gusset from kung-fu trousers, which allows the leg to rotate, flex and high-step without binding or splitting the seam, essential for technical rock climbing. It is still used across every G-Pant, Straight Fit Pant, Loose Tapered Pant and G-Shorts silhouette today, paired with the integrated webbing belt for total freedom of movement. The combination is why Gramicci trousers feel different from any other casual or outdoor trouser the moment you put them on.

Yes. Gramicci has moved the majority of its core trouser and shorts production to organic cotton, which is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers and uses significantly less water than conventional cotton. Recycled fibres feature across the sock range and some seasonal pieces. The brand also designs for longevity rather than seasonal turnover, with core silhouettes like the Original G Pant in continuous production for over 40 years and built to be worn and washed for decades. The Gramicci pieces we carry at Urban Industry are flagged with sustain-organic and sustain-recycled tags on the product page where applicable.

Always follow the inner care label first. As a general guide, wash Gramicci cotton pieces inside out in cool water at 30 degrees using a non bio liquid detergent, and avoid bleach and fabric softener as both can break down organic cotton fibres over time. The natural cotton softens and improves with each wash. Hang dry to preserve shape, or use a low tumble setting if the label allows. Pigment dyed pieces may bleed slightly on first wash, which is part of the lived in finish, so wash separately the first one or two cycles. Treated gently, a Gramicci G-Pant will last for many years.

The Original G Pant is Gramicci's iconic trouser, the silhouette that defined the brand in 1982 and remains the bestseller more than four decades later. It features the signature gusseted crotch for unrestricted movement, an integrated webbing belt with a quick release buckle, and a relaxed tapered leg that drops cleanly over a hiking shoe, skate shoe or boot. Made from organic cotton twill in core colourways including double navy, olive, black, pine and bark pigment, the Original G Pant works equally well on the climbing crag, the city street and around the home. It is the entry point most customers take into Gramicci.

Both share the same gusseted crotch construction and integrated webbing belt, but the leg cut differs. The Original G Pant tapers gradually from the thigh down to the ankle for a classic athletic, slightly cropped silhouette drawn straight from the 1982 climbing original. The Pant Straight Fit has a uniform leg width all the way to the hem for a more modern, slightly boxy silhouette that suits contemporary streetwear styling. Choose the Original G Pant for the authentic climbing heritage look, and the Straight Fit for a cleaner modern line that wears equally well with a workwear or skate aesthetic.

Gramicci uses US sizing on their labels, but Gramicci themselves recommend UK and European customers go by the Asia size shown alongside. Asia S equals US XS, Asia M equals US S, Asia L equals US M and Asia XL equals US L. Each Gramicci product page on the Urban Industry site shows both sizes clearly. The trousers run with a generous, relaxed fit through the seat and thigh thanks to the gusseted crotch, with the integrated webbing belt allowing precise waist adjustment. If you are between sizes, the belt gives meaningful flexibility either way. Our team can confirm specific waist and inseam measurements before you order.

Both, which is exactly what makes Gramicci unique. The G-Pant was designed by a Yosemite Valley rock climber for genuine high output climbing, and the gusseted crotch, organic cotton twill and integrated webbing belt remain as functional today as they were in 1982. Many climbers and hikers still wear them on the rock. That same construction also makes them an outstanding everyday trouser, comfortable for long days of city walking, travel, skating, gardening or simply lounging. The crossover between authentic outdoor function and considered urban style is exactly why the brand has been a streetwear staple for four decades.

G-Shorts are the shorts version of the iconic G-Pant, with the same gusseted crotch, integrated webbing belt and organic cotton twill in a knee length cut for warm weather. They are designed for climbing, hiking, travel and everyday wear with the same total freedom of movement. Pigment Dye G-Shorts use the same base construction but with a garment dyed cotton finish that gives a softer, lived in texture and slightly faded colour depth from the first wear. Choose the standard G-Shorts for classic Gramicci colourways and the Pigment Dye version for a more vintage, broken in aesthetic.

Gramicci occupies a distinct space in outdoor menswear. Beams Plus brings obsessive Japanese fabric sourcing and Ivy League reference at a higher price. And Wander makes premium Japanese technical outdoor pieces with strong gear-head detailing. Patagonia leads on sustainability storytelling and softer lifestyle silhouettes. Stan Ray and Carhartt WIP lean on American workwear heritage. Gramicci is the strongest pick when you want genuine 1982 Yosemite climbing heritage, the gusseted crotch construction that competitors still copy four decades later, and organic cotton trousers built to wear every day at an accessible price point. The Original G Pant is the trouser most other brands quietly aspire to.