Why it's worth it
Silk-wool pressed crease — no ironing required to look sharp.
The Edit
Pressed creases run unbroken from the high waist to the hem — the kind of line that makes everything above the belt look intentional. Silk-wool blend gives the fabric a gentle sheen without tipping into shine, and the straight leg closes with a hook-and-zip fly set flush into the waistband. Inset pockets sit invisibly at the side seams, leaving the leg silhouette clean.
The details
- Length
- Full-length
- Waist
- Flat front
- Rise
- High-rise
- Leg
- Straight-leg
- Closure
- Zip fly
- Details
- Pockets
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