Sit, stand, walk around, twist, flex—see which you find more comfortable. Also, keep in mind that alterations may have to be made with either style, because as you know, every man is different. Pleated pants are the most common suit pant. Skinny guys will have an easier time getting away with pleated pants if worn as part of suit because the hem of the jacket will conceal any extra fabric along the waist.
To see if you prefer pleated or flat-front trousers, come into Binghams today. We will help you sample a variety of cuts and styles, and ensure you get the best possible fit. Which style of pant look best? Urban Outfitters. For the winter, flannel. Pleats are punchy, so give them the limelight. It looks fuss-free and contemporary. Todd Snyder. Update them. For the uninformed, pleated trousers can still have a slightly grandfatherly feel.
Embrace the tuck. Keep it neat, tuck that shirt in. Discover your actual waistline. Pleats will prove why your natural waist is best.
Which is a nice bonus. Steer too casual. Denim is doable — see E. If in doubt, stick to fabrics you could cut a whole suit from. Think bigger is always better. Pleated trousers are roomy enough without an oversized sweat or longline shirt. Label boss Patrick Grant is rarely seen in anything but a pair of wide-leg, pleated trousers.
Which is about as relaxed as trousers get, while still looking extremely elegant. In the hands of Christophe Lemaire, Uniqlo U is charting a Dickie Greenleaf course this season with wide-but-tapered trousers and, for the daring, a pair of butterscotch pleated shorts that beg to be paired with a loose linen shirt and negroni.
The best way to wear pleated pants is on the loose side. Pleated chinos are like jeans on the ladder of formality. A flat-front dress pant should still be your go-to for more formal occasions.
Wear a woven or thinner casual belt with them to complete the look. A relaxed crew neck sweater or a polo with an Harrington jacket will look much more proportionate than a fitted jacket. The pants should have a subtle taper to them, allowing the trousers to keep a slim appearance.
Cuff the pants at the ankle to add visual weight to the bottom, balancing out the look. More questions about how to pull the look off? Get in touc h and we can help you put it all together. Asset 2. In photographs at the right angle, they looked outstanding. And from the comfort standpoint, they were great. But ultimately I just did not like the silhouette they cut in the thighs when seen from any angle other than straight on from the front.
So I sold them off and have since doubled down on my plain-front-only wardrobe. Covert twill came on my radar after a piece Derek at Die, Workwear wrote a couple years ago saying how they are his favorite winter weather trousers, more so than flannel. I love flannel trousers for their softness, warmth and fuzzy nap, but have admittedly not been able to try proper covert twill to make the call for myself. In fact, they also have a handful of flannel trousers in the same higher-rise, pleated model as the covert twills if you are interested.
Natalino, by the way, also has some twill trousers in their normal single-pleat, high-rise fit: one in cream cavalry twill, then covert twill in navy and gray. Are you a fan, or dead-set against them like I have been most of my adult life?
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