Preview: Origin VRSA Utility Pant

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posted on March 16, 2025
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Origin VRSA Utility Pant
Photo courtesy of OriginUSA.com.

The concept of “Made in the U.S.A.” has been taken to an entirely new level by Origin, a company that doesn’t just make its products domestically, it also sources all its raw material from U.S. suppliers.

Its resulting VRSA Utility Pant is just one of the company’s many clothing products and is a medium-weight option made of a stretchable polyester/elastane blend that’s comfortable to wear as well as durable.

The pants are treated to provide water resistance and include a stealth pocket for easy access. Available colors include scout tan, lichen (shown), carbon gray and rifle green.

The manufacturer's suggested retail price is $149. For more information, visit originusa.com.

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