British Retro Brown Tweed Two-pleated Trousers

Based on the common British trousers of the 1930s, the waist pocket small ticket bag (pocket watch) and double pleated detail design often appear in the old style trousers.

These pants use 4 kinds of fabrics on these trousers, 100% woolen tweed, Japan Bemberg Lining, cotton color is woven cloth is used for waist, the pocket cloth is old coarse cloth with cotton herringbone pattern.

It is worth mentioning that the classical but often overlooked details of pocket watch pocket and double pleats were added this time. In the 19th-20th century, these details often appeared in the trousers. At the beginning of the 20th century, the gentlemen almost had a pocket watch, while the waist pocket makes it more convenient for gentlemen to put in pocket watch when they take off their vest. However, after more people use belts to replace the straps, the small pocket watch pocket at the waist loses its basic practicability and is no longer used in trousers.

As to the pleats of below the waist, the common pants are divided into no pleats and one pleat, and the design of the double pleats are practical, at that very exquisite years, a gentleman on horseback riding, leg stretch very inconvenient, the pleats of the pants make gentleman grace when riding can have enough comfort at the same time, and to avoid embarrassment.

With aesthetic changes, the pleats of the pants are now no longer functional, so this classic design is fading away.

Annual Ring is specially cut at the bottom of the trousers to give them a little curve, so they fit well with the upper.