A Cult-Favorite Hiking Essential Returns in a Heritage-Toned Finish

Seniq’s adventure-ready, women-designed trail pants arrive in a timeless new shade, bringing refreshed style to every step.

Close-up of a navy blue garment with white stitching and a brown woven belt threaded through a black buckle labeled "SENIO.

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By Hayley Helms

Published February 27, 2026

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Updated February 27, 2026

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In recent years, a crop of boutique, female-founded outdoor apparel brands have emerged with one mission: outfit women with technical, functional outerwear, baselayers and outdoor apparel that actually fit their bodies.

Seniq is one such outdoor darling, and its cult-favorite hiking trousers, the Trailmix Cargo Pant, continually sell out.

Person wearing a navy blue jumpsuit carrying a mustard yellow backpack with a red rolled sleeping bag and holding a trekking pole. — The new edition of the popular Trailmix Cargo Pant brings one of the most enduring shades ever to some of the best women’s hiking apparel.

In my experience as a gear editor, I’ve found them to be the best fitting and most stylish hiking pants yet — every time I wear them on the trail, whether for a casual day hike or multi-day backpacking trip, women stop me and demand to know what I’m wearing and where I got them.

While I initially opted for classic black, I’ve been sorely tempted by the brand’s latest edition: a timeless new navy rendition, accompanied by a matching jacket and shirt.

Uniform dressing

Seniq launched its first collection in March 2024, with the burgeoning brand’s capable and cute cargo pants quickly becoming a standout thanks to their functional fabrics and incredible fit.

While the pants have been available in a selection of earth-toned hues, Seniq’s Spring 2026 drop introduced a navy hue the brand dubbed “Uniform”.

Woman wearing navy blue cargo pants with large side pockets, brown hiking shoes, and tortoiseshell sunglasses, shown with and without a matching navy cropped jacket. — The Trailmix Cargo Pant is accompanied by the Dirtpop Trek Jacket and Oasis Short Sleeve Tee.

Instead of opting for traditional pinks and purples, the designers went with the staple shade in an effort to convey the timelessness of its apparel. (Seniq does offer pink in a selection of its line.)

Alongside the navy update to the nylon twill fabric, the pant also features a rust-colored daisy chain flex strap on the cargo pockets and the waist adjustment.

Close-up of navy blue pants with white stitching and a hand in the pocket wearing a thin gold bracelet. — The brand’s unique ‘stay-in-place’ adjustable waistband, inspired by the Swedish military uniform, makes dialing in your fit simple.

While the look has been updated, the Trailmix Cargo Pant remains the same technical pant that women can’t stop raving about.

The flat-lay, stay in place adjustable waistband, articulated seams, side zip pockets with hidden internal mesh pocket and cinchable bottom hem remain.

Navy blue cargo pants with white contrast stitching and a brown strap detail on the side pocket. — The rust-colored straps on the cargo pockets and waistband offer an earthy complement to the navy colorway.

In a sea of ill-fitting pants that come in colors women are tired of, Seniq’s take on a classic shade is a breath of fresh air.

Availability and pricing

The Trailmix Cargo Pant in Uniform debuted on Seniq’s website yesterday, with multiple sizes already selling out. The pant retails for $148.

Navy blue cargo pants with white and brown pocket accents worn with brown hiking boots.

Seniq Trailmix Cargo Pant

$148 at Seniq

About the Author: Hayley Helms is an associate editor at Gear Patrol specializing in outdoor gear. Once upon a time, she wrote for Men’s Journal, Gearjunkie and Shape. Whether it’s testing a new rain shell or putting a pair of hiking boots through its paces, she leaves no stone unturned (however, she always Leaves No Trace).

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