
No Sweat Pant
The stretch, moisture-wicking No Sweat line is DUER's breakout everyday trouser and the piece most shoppers associate with the brand.
2 live now · from $40
Explore No Sweat →Brand profile
Vancouver label making low-logo stretch performance denim and pants engineered for commuting, travel and everyday movement.
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The core products are Performance Denim, All Weather Denim and No Sweat Pants: stretch and plant-based fibres, moisture-wicking finishes and gusseted seats for movement.
Despite the performance fabrics, the styling is plain and low-logo, aimed at travel, commuting and hiking rather than looking like workout clothing.
Founded in Vancouver in 2013 by denim-industry veteran Gary Lenett with Abid Hafeez after years of stretch-fabric work; still founder-led with its own Canadian and US stores.

The stretch, moisture-wicking No Sweat line is DUER's breakout everyday trouser and the piece most shoppers associate with the brand.
2 live now · from $40
Explore No Sweat →Founder Gary Lenett's denim expertise produced DUER's gusseted, high-stretch Performance Denim jeans — the product the label was built on.
Explore Performance Denim →Available atREVOLVR Menswear
Overall fit
true to size
Most wearers find DUER bottoms true to size with generous stretch, so they tend to feel comfortable and forgiving even at the tagged size.
Tip: Order your usual waist size; choose the fit block (Slim, Relaxed, Athletic) rather than sizing up or down.
Medium confidence · based on 15 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trousers & pants | true to size | regular to slim with gusseted, mobile cut | Stick with your usual waist size and pick the fit name that matches how relaxed you want the leg. |
| Jeans & denim | true to size | offered in slim, straight, relaxed and athletic blocks | Take your normal jean waist; the stretch means they give a bit, so avoid sizing up unless you want a looser feel. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
82% matchStretch travel pants with a climbing pedigree
What changes: More yoga/climbing studio focus, less denim
68% matchNatural-fibre performance, merino instead of stretch denim
What changes: Base layers and tees, not pants
66% matchSame Vancouver low-logo sustainable everyday basics
What changes: Cheaper basics, no engineered stretch pants
64% matchDUER fits true to size. Order your usual waist size; choose the fit block (Slim, Relaxed, Athletic) rather than sizing up or down. Most wearers find DUER bottoms true to size with generous stretch, so they tend to feel comfortable and forgiving even at the tagged size.
Most wearers find DUER bottoms true to size with generous stretch, so they tend to feel comfortable and forgiving even at the tagged size. Overall shape: regular to slim, mobility-focused.
DUER trousers & pants fits true to size. Stick with your usual waist size and pick the fit name that matches how relaxed you want the leg. Shape: regular to slim with gusseted, mobile cut.
DUER jeans & denim fits true to size. Take your normal jean waist; the stretch means they give a bit, so avoid sizing up unless you want a looser feel. Shape: offered in slim, straight, relaxed and athletic blocks.
DUER is a Vancouver performance apparel label founded by denim-industry veteran Gary Lenett with co-founder Abid Hafeez, who spent years engineering stretch fabrics before launching online via Kickstarter. It is built around Performance Denim, No Sweat Pants and All Weather Denim, jeans and chinos using plant-based and stretch fibres with moisture-wicking finishes and gusseted seats for mobility. The look is plain and low-logo, aimed at commuting, travel and hiking rather than gym wear. The brand remains founder-led and has added womenswear, tops, outerwear, wholesale accounts and its own stores in Canada and the US.