Lorimer Trouser
Style
The Lorimer Trouser is a vintage inspired style, drawing from classic British tailoring. Designed to be worn primarily with braces, Lorimer sits high on the waist and features an extended "fishtail" back. Externally mounted brace buttons are a further vintage touch. When worn without braces, the rear strap and buckle waist adjuster allows the trousers to be tightened in lieu of a belt. The trouser features single forward pleats and straight, on seam pockets.
Fit
Lorimer is a high-rise style with a slim, straight leg. We would suggest ordering your usual size. Those with more athletic legs may wish to size up.
Design Features
- Button-through closure.
- Zip fly with French bearer.
- Single forward pleats.
- Fishtail back.
- External brace buttons.
- Buckle and strap rear waist adjuster.
- Straight hip pockets.
- One rear welted pocket with button-through closure (right side).
- Half lined to the knee (front only).
- Horn buttons.
| Product Code | lorimer-trs-ln-pwc-orange |
|---|---|
| Style Name | Lorimer |
| Pattern | Check |
| Material | Cotton & Linen |
| Weight | Midweight |
| Item Returns | This item can be returned |
Linen and Cotton
This fabric combines the best features of linen and cotton. Linen has a unique texture and appearance that is instantly recognisable. It has a slightly rough, yet smooth surface that is cool to the touch and becomes softer with each wear. By combining the fibre with cotton, it creates a supple fabric that is less prone to creasing.
Fabric Details
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Outer: 77% Linen and 23% Cotton.
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Lining: 100% Viscose.
Fabric Care
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Dry clean only.
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Do not iron.
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Do not tumble dry.
Prince of Wales Check
The Prince of Wales check is a complex pattern, made up of 3 sections. The first is a micro-houndstooth, a broken check that creates abstract geometric shapes. The next are the sections that come from all four sides of the micro-houndstooth tile. From afar, these resemble stripes, and up close are made up of more abstract geometric shapes. The last section is a micro-check, distinct from the first two sections.