Brand profile
Stan Ray
Texas workwear label producing painter pants, fatigues and cotton sateen jackets from its Crockett factory since 1972.



What to know about Stan Ray
The painter pant is the catalogue
One garment carries the line: the OG painter pant, plus a slimmer 80s cut and the wider Big Job, with fatigues, coveralls and shop jackets built around it.
Still sewn by the founding family
Earl Beard started the Crockett, Texas factory in 1972 stitching painter pants for Brooklyn Overall Company; his family still runs it alongside sister label Gung Ho.
Work clothes priced as work clothes
Cotton sateen and hard-wearing utility cuts sit at mid-market prices, which is why the brand reads equally as trade workwear and as streetwear staple in Japan and Europe.
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Men's Wide 5 Denim Jeans in Dark Rinse, Size 30"$60
Men's Coverall Jacket in 70S Stone Denim, Size Small$119
Men's Short Sleeve Painter Shirt in Cosmic Purple Hickory, Size Small$109
Men's OG Painter Pants in Eucalyptus Twill, Size 36"$99
Men's Standard 5 Denim Jeans in Single Rinse Denim, Size 30"$60
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How Stan Ray fits
Overall fit
runs large
Stan Ray workwear tends to run large and roomy in the traditional utilitarian style, with waists commonly reported as generous and inseams long.
Tip: Size down one waist size in the painter pants, and consider your usual size or down in tops.
High confidence · based on 18 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly large | relaxed, boxy overshirt fit | Consider sizing down for a cleaner fit, or stick to your size for a layered overshirt look. |
| Trousers & pants | runs large | relaxed OG cut, with slimmer 80s and wider Big Job options | Size down one from your measured waist, especially in the OG painter pant, and account for a long inseam. |
| Jackets | slightly large | boxy, relaxed shop-jacket cut | Take your usual size for a workwear layering fit, or size down if you want it trimmer over just a tee. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Stan Ray fit questions
Does Stan Ray run big or small?
Stan Ray runs large. Size down one waist size in the painter pants, and consider your usual size or down in tops. Stan Ray workwear tends to run large and roomy in the traditional utilitarian style, with waists commonly reported as generous and inseams long.
How does Stan Ray fit?
Stan Ray workwear tends to run large and roomy in the traditional utilitarian style, with waists commonly reported as generous and inseams long. Overall shape: relaxed, workwear-cut.
How do Stan Ray shirts & overshirts fit?
Stan Ray shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Consider sizing down for a cleaner fit, or stick to your size for a layered overshirt look. Shape: relaxed, boxy overshirt fit.
How do Stan Ray trousers & pants fit?
Stan Ray trousers & pants runs large. Size down one from your measured waist, especially in the OG painter pant, and account for a long inseam. Shape: relaxed OG cut, with slimmer 80s and wider Big Job options.
How do Stan Ray jackets fit?
Stan Ray jackets fits slightly large. Take your usual size for a workwear layering fit, or size down if you want it trimmer over just a tee. Shape: boxy, relaxed shop-jacket cut.
Brand facts
Stan Ray makes utilitarian workwear out of Crockett, Texas, where Earl Beard founded the family firm Earl's Apparel in 1972 and began sewing painter pants for the Brooklyn Overall Company. The brand, named after Beard's son Stanley, remains privately run by the family alongside sister label Gung Ho. Its core is the painter pant, offered in the OG cut plus the slimmer 80s and wider Big Job fits, with four-pocket fatigues, cotton sateen shop jackets, coveralls and overshirts sold through stockists in the US, Europe and Japan.
- Founded
- 1972
- Origin
- Crockett, United States
- Made in
- USA, Asia
- Price
- $$
- Focus
- Unisex
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Workwear / Heritage, Streetwear, Minimalist / Contemporary