Opium Cargo pants.

Cargo pants in the Opium style are no longer functional wear but silhouette: sitting deep, falling wide, with pockets as weight rather than storage.

The Opium cut of the cargo pant.

Tactical pockets sit at thigh and calf, the fabric is heavy and matte, the volume deliberately exaggerated. Deep rise, wide fall, a hem that bunches over the shoe. Opium takes the cargo's function and leaves only the form — a language read between Berlin and Tokyo. The context is in our Opium Fashion Guide.

Styling: keep cargo dark.

Up top stays tight and quiet. We pair a fitted, dark Opium Top with heavy boots and pull it all into one colour. The wide leg below, the clean line above — that stops the look from tipping into sportswear.

In this collection.

From baggy and parachute cuts to multi-pocket models and faded black. Every pair holds the exaggerated Opium volume. Find more cuts in the Opium pants.

Common questions.

Are cargo pants still modern for men.

Yes. In the Opium context they're less trend than foundation piece. What matters is the cut — wide, deep, dark — not whether cargo is currently in.

Can men over 40 wear cargo pants.

Age is not a boundary here. A dark, well-cut cargo pant reads reduced, not juvenile. We lean on monochrome tones and a clean fall, then the piece wears at any age.

What shoes go well with cargo pants.

Heavy boots, chunky sneakers or leather boots. The shoe can carry weight so the wide pant volume up top has a base.