Wool Twill Equestrian Trousers

DP-871 Wool Twill Equestrian Trousers

70% wool, 30% polyester

Wool blend twill trousers inspired by antique styles from around the 1920s.

The word "Equestrian" in the name literally means equestrianism or horse riding.

The western-style stitching at the opening of the pocket holds the inside of the pocket in place, preventing items from falling out while riding.

Later, when the objects to be controlled changed from horses to motorcycles and cars, this device continued to prove useful as it made it difficult to drop things while sitting.

The material is a wool-blend twill weave, a sturdy and practical weave that has long been used for workwear.

Deadstock in beautiful old gold color.

The material is easy to match with denim and other work jackets.

The buttons are notched two-hole buttons, which have been around since the 19th century.

Classic and casual.

It also has suspender buttons.

The brass buckle on the back strap for adjusting the size is also classic.

Additionally, a matte black hook has been riveted onto the front.

It gives a more classic feel.

A timeless and classic design with no pleats but roomy width across the thighs.

Pairing a jacket with a melton fabric will give you a casual winter look.

You can also pair it with a denim jacket or coveralls for a pre-war worker-like look.

These affordable trousers can be worn in a variety of ways.