Garments & patterns

Tailored shorts with a hem ending just above the knee, cut with a fitted waist and straight or slightly tapered leg.

Fitted trousers cut to end between the knee and ankle, traditionally slightly tapered and associated with mid-20th-century casualwear.

Trousers featuring large patch pockets, typically with flaps and pleats, applied to the sides of the legs in addition to standard pockets.

Slim, straight-cut trousers that taper slightly toward a cropped or ankle-length hem, offering minimal ease through the leg.

Wide-legged trousers cut to resemble a skirt, with each leg constructed as a separate panel joined at a center seam.

Trousers cut with a relaxed leg that tapers to an elasticated or ribbed cuff at the ankle, typically paired with an elasticated waistband.

Trousers with extremely wide, flowing legs cut from the hip downward, often made from lightweight fabric to enhance movement and drape.

Trousers with a leg width that remains consistent from the knee to the hem, following the natural line of the leg without flare or taper.

Trousers cut with a generous, uniform width from hip to hem, producing a straight silhouette that does not taper toward the ankle.