Made-to-measure trousers, in one of the six Dormeuil cloths of the collaboration. They can be ordered on their own or to complete a suit.
The pattern is drafted from your measurements, taken with a tape measure and then confirmed on a fitting garment: this is the step that settles the cut and takes your posture into account.
Customisation comes down to precise points: front pockets on the seam, slanted, frogmouth, cross or jetted; rear pockets jetted, with flap or sewn on, from one to three; a 3.5 cm waistband with or without loops, or side adjusters with strap and buckle, straight or asymmetric; hook, button or extended-tab closure.
The bottom of the leg is finished plain or with a 3, 4 or 5 cm turn-up. The plain finish, cleaner and more formal, suits dress trousers and formal shoes such as the oxford; the turn-up, more informal, goes with double monks and loafers.