







Men's Wide Leg Trousers with Front Pleats
Classic tailoring, modern proportions
The Men's Wide Leg Trousers with Front Pleats blend classic tailoring with contemporary wide-leg proportions. The result is a look that is sophisticated and on-trend in equal measure.
Front pleats for ease
The front pleat construction adds visual interest and gives comfort and freedom of movement. It keeps the trousers looking refined.
A relaxed wide-leg cut
The relaxed wide-leg silhouette feels fashion-forward yet easy to wear. It falls with a polished, structured drape.
Office-ready
Style the Men's Wide Leg Trousers with Front Pleats for business casual or smart occasions. They elevate a simple shirt with minimal effort.
Versatile colourways
Choose black, khaki, beige, grey or brown. Each shade complements a wide range of shirts and knitwear.
If you want trousers that feel modern but still smart, the Men's Wide Leg Trousers with Front Pleats are ready to go.
Details
- Material: Fabric with a structured drape
- Fit: Relaxed wide-leg cut
- Colour: Black, Khaki, Beige, Grey, Brown
- Sizes: M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
- Care: Follow the care label
- Detail: Front pleats
Wash cool and inside out to keep colour and shape. Hand wash where you can; on a machine use a gentle or hand-wash cycle to avoid shrinking or damaging the fabric.
Do not tumble dry — air dry flat, away from direct sun. Warm iron on the reverse if needed, and avoid ironing over any print or trim.
Knitwear should be dried flat rather than hung, so the shoulders keep their line.
PAIRS WELL WITH
SIZE GUIDE
UK sizing. Use your waist measurement to choose.
| Size | To fit waist (in) | To fit waist (cm) | Hip (cm) | Inside leg (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 32–34 | 81–86 | 104 | 78 |
| L | 34–36 | 86–91 | 109 | 79 |
| XL | 36–38 | 91–97 | 114 | 80 |
| 2XL | 38–40 | 97–102 | 119 | 81 |
| 3XL | 40–42 | 102–107 | 124 | 82 |
HOW TO MEASURE
Waist — measure around your natural waistline.
Inside leg — from the crotch to the ankle bone.
UK sizing. Measurements are a guide; cut varies slightly between styles, so allow a centimetre or two either way.
























