The Classic Trouser - Pinstripe
The Classic Trouser - Pinstripe
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The Classic Trouser – Pinstripe
A timeless wardrobe staple, The Classic Trouser in Pinstripe blends effortless style with all-day comfort. Made from a mid-weight deadstock fabric, these trousers are cut in a relaxed, oversized silhouette with front pleats for structure and movement. Their unlined construction makes them suitable for year-round wear – from everyday styling to elevated occasions.
Thoughtfully designed with:
Front pleats
Zip fly with hook-and-bar closure
Sleek back welt pockets
Relaxed, oversized fit
This piece is crafted limited deadstock fabric and is only available in very small quantities.
SIZE GUIDE
SIZE GUIDE
FABRIC FOOTPRINT
FABRIC FOOTPRINT
Fibre Content
95% Cotton, 5% Elastane
Pros
Predominantly natural fibre – cotton makes up the majority of the fabric, providing a soft, breathable and comfortable base.
Breathable and comfortable – cotton allows air to circulate and absorbs moisture, helping the garment feel comfortable against the skin.
Added stretch and flexibility – the 5% elastane provides additional stretch, allowing the garment to move with the body and creating a more comfortable, flexible fit.
Improved shape retention – elastane helps the fabric recover after stretching, allowing the garment to maintain its shape through regular wear.
Soft and durable – cotton provides a naturally soft hand feel while offering good durability for everyday garments.
Easy to care for – cotton and elastane blends are generally practical to wash and maintain, making them well suited to everyday wear.
Cons
Contains a synthetic fibre – elastane is a petroleum-based synthetic fibre and is not biodegradable.
Less biodegradable than pure cotton – while cotton is biodegradable under appropriate conditions, the addition of elastane means the complete fabric will not biodegrade in the same way as 100% natural fibre.
May crease – the high cotton content means the fabric can still wrinkle more readily than predominantly synthetic fabrics.
Water and agricultural impact – conventionally grown cotton can require significant water and may involve pesticides, fertilisers and intensive land use depending on how and where it is grown.
More difficult to recycle – blending natural cotton with synthetic elastane can make textile-to-textile recycling more challenging than with a single-fibre fabric.
