These moleskin workpants are tailored like a pair of 5 pocket pants and have their familiar good fit. In addition to the roomy pockets in the front and back, they carry more than other pants with a similar cut, beginning with the double tool loops on the rear waistband. Then come the pockets for a knife, folding rule and a flap pocket with velcro fastener (big enough to accommodate the large-format cell phones). This kind of quality is available only from Höhne und Mischke in Westphalia, specialized in work clothing since 1894.

Daily companion on the Walz, the three years and one day lasting wandering of the journeymen, is often the FHB guild trousers. FHB - "Fritz Höhne Bielefeld", that's what the acronym stands for - was, having been tried and tested in this way, quickly translated as "for the highest demands". Originally founded in 1947 as Höhne & Mischke in Bielefeld, FHB moved to its present location in nearby Spenge in 1970, where - and this is quite remarkable - some of the classic FHB guild clothing is still produced. Such guild clothing must not only exist in exceptional situations, but week after week usually withstand more than 40 hours of load, only with quality in material and production can ensure that this clothing is so robust and durable.