The men's trousers apart from jeans come in cotton chinos for everyday wear, work trousers in heavy canvas, linen trousers for summer, and styles with elastic waists for comfort. Among the brands available are: Jack & Jones, Le Temps des Cerises, Service Works, Nudie Jeans, and Revolution.
The men's chino trousers, made from cotton twill, are the most versatile: they can go from a shirt to a sweatshirt.
Every men's trouser has its place in the week.
A chino is chosen based on its fit, either straight or tapered, and its twill, which can be thicker or thinner. The beige or navy chino matches almost everything; a slightly stretchy chino adds comfort without losing its shape.
For a dressy men's trouser, opt for a solid chino, with a sharp cut, with or without a crease, to wear with a shirt and derby shoes. The work trouser or elastic waist trouser, being roomier, maintains a casual vibe with a sweatshirt and trainers.
With an oxford shirt and loafers, the chino makes for a smart-casual office outfit. With a t-shirt and trainers, it's great for the weekend; a light linen trouser and an open shirt create a summer look.
The waistband should hold without being tight, and the bottom of the trouser should touch the shoe without excessive creasing. A trouser that's too long can be easily shortened by a tailor; a slightly rolled-up hem shows the ankle on a tapered chino.
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Denim has its own page, dedicated to men's jeans; thigh pockets are for cargo trousers. Two more families of men's trousers.
A chino can be worn all year round, a linen trouser especially in summer: for a men's trouser on sale, target the summer sales for linen, the Black Friday and winter sales for thick fabrics.
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The chino, made from cotton, remains casual even with a jacket; the suit trouser, made from wool, is paired with a matching jacket. For a suit-free office, the chino is sufficient.
Linen always creases a bit: it’s its nature. A linen mix with cotton creases less; hang it up as soon as it comes out of the machine and iron it while still damp.
In a sharp cut and chino fabric, yes, especially when worn with a shirt. Avoid fleece models, as they are too close to joggers.
Inside out, at 30 °C, to preserve the colour. Dry it on a hanger by the hems: the weight of the fabric smooths out the legs.
Beige and navy go with almost everything in terms of tops and shoes. Grey and khaki follow to complete the wardrobe.