Created in 1983 especially for long-haul truck drivers, Long Haul® jeans were the inspiration of William J. Bank, the founder of the Jonbil Company of Chase City, Virginia. The late Mr. Bank realized that the demands of long-haul trucking persuaded drivers to look for jeans and trousers with more room in the seat and thighs. Long-haul truckers also found the comfort of stretch fabrics and the toughness of reinforced stitching very desirable in their profession. Long Haul® jeans are manufactured today with all of these advantages in mind.
Today, the 807 Company of El Paso, Texas, carries on the tradition of William Bank by manufacturing and marketing Long Haul® jeans and shorts. The 807 Company was founded more than 15 years ago in El Paso, which has been called the denim jean capital of the United States. 807's denim jean expertise is well known in the apparel industry, and the company operates its own manufacturing and laundry facilities. Company plans include positioning Long Haul® jeans as the premier jean in the big and tall market.
Long Haul® jeans have transcended the long-haul truck driver segment, gaining the appreciation of the general market by providing a more generous fit and long-lasting construction. By carrying waist sizes from 32 to 66 and inseams to 40 inches, Long Haul® provides the big and tall customer with a generous selection of jeans and shorts.

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