The belt is cut from the same cloth as the trouser and threaded through a small metal ring rather than a buckle with a prong. It ties rather than fastens, which means the waist can be pulled as tight or left as loose as the day requires.
Because the belt is self-fabric it disappears into the trouser instead of cutting across it, and that is what lets the rest of the shape be as generous as it is. Soft pleats fall from a high waistband into a very wide leg, the cloth is light with a slight drape, and the hem falls to the floor without a break.
They look like a suit trouser from a distance and behave like something far more forgiving up close.
Details You'll Love
- Self-fabric belt - cut from the trouser cloth so it disappears rather than cutting across.
- Small metal ring - threads the belt through rather than fastening with a prong.
- Soft pleats - fall from a high waistband into the width of the leg.
- Light draping cloth - enough movement that the width reads as fluid, not stiff.
- Floor-length hem - falls without a break at the ankle.
