
Pleated Wide Leg Full Length Trousers — a clean line from waistband to hem.
Straight-leg trousers worked on an elasticated, drawcord waist — the shape that reads tidy with a tucked-in shirt and easy over a jumper. It is deliberately straightforward. There is one obvious way to use it, it works the way you expect, and it does not need to be handled carefully to survive normal life. It comes in 3 colours.
Tightly woven with a dry, slightly textured face. It holds a fold, resists the light creasing you get from sitting, and softens with wear rather than thinning, so the second season looks better than the first if you look after it.
Pattern pieces are cut to a consistent grain, which is why the two sides hang the same way instead of one twisting forward. Fastenings are load-bearing: the buttons, zip or drawcord are the ones the design actually needs, not the cheapest that would hold the shape on a shelf. It is graded M/L/XL, and the flat measurements for every size are in the chart below. The seams are flat-felled or bound rather than overlocked and left raw, so there is nothing to catch and nothing to fray out of the wash. Hems are re-turned twice before stitching, and the shoulder seam carries a strip of tape so it does not stretch out of line on a hanger.
A pair of pull-on trousers cut with a straight leg from hip to hem, so the line drops cleanly instead of tapering in and out. Detailed where it needs to be and plain where it does not. The shape is kept quiet so it works with what you already own rather than only with the rest of one collection.
Layering is where it earns its place: it sits under a jacket without bunching across the shoulders and over a base layer without pulling tight across the back. Between seasons, fold it rather than hanging it. A hanger is the quickest way to change the shape of a shoulder, and folding costs nothing but a shelf. Choose it from what the listing says rather than from the letter on something you already own. A chest and waist reading tells you far more than the label does, which is why the chart below lists both.
No taper and no flare, so the line stays clean over boots or shoes.
Roomy enough through the seat to sit over a base layer.
Folded twice before stitching, so the hem does not curl or fray.





| Style | Pleated Wide Leg Full Length Trousers |
| Sizes | M, L, XL — flat measurements in the size chart |
| Materials | Tightly woven cloth, dry matte surface |
| Colours | Dark blue, Apricot, Army green |
| What you get | 1 x Pleated Wide Leg Full Length Trousers |
Men's regular fit with a fixed waistband, measured flat. Model is 183 cm and wears L.
| Measurement (cm) | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waist (flat) | 42.5 | 44 | 47 |
| Hip (flat) | 54.5 | 56 | 59 |
| Inseam | 75 | 76 | 77.5 |
| Front rise | 29.5 | 30 | 31 |
| Leg opening (flat) | 19.5 | 20 | 21 |
All measurements are taken flat with the garment laid out, in centimetres. Allow ±1.5 cm for hand-measured variation.
The straight leg and covered waistband keep the line clean from shoulder to ankle.
Roomy enough through the seat to sit over thermals without binding.
No taper, so the hem meets either without stacking.
Add a plain tee and a stand-collar jacket and stop thinking about it.
Cool wash, cool rinse, line dry. The crease-release finish means it needs no pressing under normal wear; if you do iron it, keep the heat low and the steam high so you are relaxing the fibre rather than crushing it.
No. These are pull-on trousers on a covered elastic waist with a working drawcord, so there is no fly to gape when you sit.
Use the waist and hip measurements in the chart rather than a letter label. The elastic waist covers a range, and the hip measurement is what decides how the leg falls.
The inseam is listed in the size chart. Check it against a pair you already own and like — that is a more reliable guide than your usual size.