Early versions are high-waisted, most of these pants lack the "YOKE", that is, there is no triangle seam cut under the waist. The pants have buttons at the waist, which can be used to tie the suspenders, and there is an adjustment belt in the middle of the back waist, which can adjust the waist circumference. It is also known as the buckle back.
Corduroy fabric has a inherent advantage in the overall collocation. It's a perfect match, whether it's with a workwear style or a tweed jacket and chunky knit sweater. In the Ivy style, corduroy can be worn with Oxford shirts and Loafers.
