Corteiz Cargos

Corteiz cargos | The Guerillaz cut, wide through the leg with toggles at the hem

Corteiz cargos are built on one pattern: the Guerillaz. It runs straight and wide from the thigh, with deep cargo pockets on both legs and toggles at the hem, so you choose whether the leg falls loose or gathers over your trainers.

They are the piece that made the cargo central to the brand. In 2022, Corteiz ran the 99p Market Stall, selling new cargos for exactly 99p, and the Guerillaz has been the core of the range ever since.

Corteiz Guerillaz cargos by colourway | From Triple Black to Dutty Camo

Every colourway uses the same Guerillaz pattern. What changes is how easily each pair fits into the rest of your wardrobe.

Corteiz Guerillaz cargos Triple Black

The Corteiz Guerillaz cargos in Triple Black are the pair to start with. Everything is black, so there is no contrast on the leg, and they work with every top and every trainer.

Corteiz Guerillaz cargos Dutty Camo

The Corteiz Guerillaz cargos in Dutty Camo are the statement pair. The pattern does the work, so keep the top plain, a black tee or hoodie, and let the camo lead.

Corteiz Guerillaz Stone and Navy cargos

The Corteiz Guerillaz Stone cargos are the lightest pair, a sandy tone that suits spring and summer and brightens a dark top. Navy sits close to black but reads softer in daylight, a good second pair once you own Triple Black.

Corteiz two-tone Guerillaz cargos | Yella, Purp and Mula

The two-tone pairs add a colour panel to the black base. Yella runs black with yellow, Purp black with purple, and Mula black with green. Each one needs only a plain black or white top to finish the outfit.

Corteiz 4Starz Special Edition Guerillaz cargos

The Corteiz 4Starz Special Edition Guerillaz cargos take the same pattern and add the 4Starz mark. It is the pair for anyone who already owns the core colourways and wants the detail that sets a pair apart.

Corteiz cargos sizing | Take your usual size

Take your usual size. The wide look comes from the Guerillaz pattern itself, not from going up a size.

• Sizing up: gives a looser waist that sits lower, not a better shape through the leg.
• The hem toggles: let you adjust how the leg finishes, so length is easier to manage than on a fixed hem.
• Between sizes: go by your waist measurement in the size guide below.
• Fit: unisex, in S, M, L and XL.

The size guide below gives waist, hip and inside leg in centimetres, measured flat on the garment.

Cargos or joggers | Which Corteiz bottoms to pick

Cargos give structure and pockets. They hold their shape through the day and look sharper with a boxy tee or a jacket.

Joggers give comfort and softness. If you want an easier fit for travel or a relaxed day, Corteiz joggers are the better choice. For summer, the same Guerillaz look comes in Corteiz cargo shorts.

How to check a pair of Corteiz cargos

• The pockets: deep, square and evenly stitched on both legs, with reinforced corners.
• The hem toggles: smooth to adjust and securely fixed to the drawcord.
• The fabric: firm with real body, never thin or shiny.
• The labels and branding: neatly stitched, clearly printed and correctly spelled.

Every pair in our curated selection is sourced from trusted suppliers and checked against its listing before it ships.

Caring for Corteiz cargos

• Follow the label: the sewn-in care label is always the final word on washing and temperature.
• Empty the pockets: keys and coins wear through cargo pockets from the inside.
• Inside out: slows fading on Triple Black and keeps the camo sharp.
• No tumble dryer: heat shrinks the fabric and shortens the leg.

What to wear with Corteiz cargos

Guerillaz cargos, a boxy tee and Air Max 95s is the classic Corteiz outfit. The wide leg needs a chunky trainer to balance it, and a plain tee keeps the focus on the cargo.

In colder months, add a Corteiz hoodie or a puffer and keep the cargo as the base. Triple Black cargos with a grey hoodie is the easiest winter combination in the range.