A tab closure is a small thing that changes the whole front of a trouser. Instead of a button sitting on the waistband edge, a short extended tab crosses over and fastens to one side, so the line across the stomach is unbroken.
The cloth is brushed to a soft matte nap that takes light without shine, which suits a wide leg - it keeps a large amount of fabric from looking like too much of it. Soft pleats release under the waistband, the leg runs straight and full to the floor, and the seams are pressed rather than topstitched.
They look considerably more expensive than they are, largely because of that tab.
Details You'll Love
- Extended tab closure - crosses and fastens to one side, leaving the front line unbroken.
- Brushed matte twill - a soft nap that takes light without shine.
- Soft released pleats - open under the waistband to give the hip room.
- Straight full-length leg - runs wide to the floor without tapering.
- Pressed seams - finished flat rather than topstitched.
