Olive Chinos: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 27, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Olive Chinos, including options from Left Field NYC and Epaulet. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $47.00 to $280.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The names show a mix of relaxed, straight, slim, pleated and baggy fits, with fabrics such as twill, cord, double-knee denim and work-uniform cotton.
When choosing, check the maker’s fit guide for the exact cut-relaxed for comfort, slim for a tailored look, pleated for extra room. Look at the material description (twill, cord, denim) to match the wear you need, especially if you need durability for work or a softer feel for casual days.
If color is important, verify the shade of olive in the product photos or description, as some items list “Olive Night” or “Smokey Olive” which can differ slightly. Confirm any stretch or drawstring details if you want extra mobility.

Vintage Washed Olive Double Knee Work Uniform Chinos
Left Field NYC
$220.00

OG-107 60's era GI chinos in 12 oz West Point Olive Baker Back Cotton Satin
Left Field NYC
$250.00

Fairfax Easy Fit Chinos Olive Mist Twill
Epaulet
$75.00

Fairfax Easy Fit Chinos Field Olive Drab Bedford Cord
Epaulet
$75.00

Workers Chino Slim Fit <span> Olive</span>
Freenote Cloth
$280.00

Officer Chino ~ Olive Twill
3sixteen
$265.00

Everyday Relaxed-Fit Chino | Olive Night
Everlane
$98.00

Everyday Straight-Fit Chino | Olive Night
Everlane
$98.00

Pleated Everyday Chino | Olive
Everlane
$98.00

Baggy Chino | Olive | 30L
Everlane
$47.00

Baggy Chino | Olive | 32L
Everlane
$47.00

Athletic Fit Stretch Tech Chino - Olive
State and Liberty
$125.00

Men's Anchor Chino Pant - Smokey Olive
Free Fly Apparel
$108.00

Olive Green Mt Vernon 13 oz Work Uniform Chino
Left Field NYC
$165.00
Questions
How do I pick the right fit?
Compare your measurements with the maker’s size guide for the exact model, noting whether it is labeled relaxed, slim, straight or baggy.
What fabric should I choose for durability?
Check the product name for twill, cord or denim; those fabrics are typically more rugged for work wear.
How can I be sure the olive shade matches my wardrobe?
Look at the product photos and any description that mentions Olive Night, Olive Drab or Smokey Olive, then match it to your existing pieces.