Buccanoy Pant Chicago Grey — Pike Brothers Pants 1923

Description

The Buccanoy Pant is the lightest trouser in the Pike Brothers range: a 150 g/m² blend of 45% wool and 55% linen, made in Portugal. Linen keeps it cool and dry on hot days, while the wool adds drape and stops the fabric from creasing as much as pure linen does.

A narrow, clean line

The leg is narrow, closer to a 1920s town trouser than to a work pant. In Chicago Grey it pairs with a white Henley, a band-collar shirt or a light jacket, and works as well on a summer evening as at a weekend bike show.

Fit advice

Because the fit is narrow, size up if you are between two waist sizes or want more room in the thigh.

Details

• 45% wool, 55% linen, 150 g/m²
• Narrow fit
• Made in Portugal

1923 Buccanoy Pant size guide

Official Pike Brothers measurements, taken on the garment laid flat. The waist flat column is the measurement straight across the waistband. The actual waist column is that figure doubled, which is the waist the garment really makes once fastened. Allow a two centimetre tolerance.

Please note: this model runs large. A W32 measures 87.2 cm actual waist, about 6 cm more than the 81 cm of a nominal 32. Go by the centimetres rather than the label: most of our customers take one size below their usual size.

Not every size in this chart is stocked for this reference: check the size selector above.

How to measure your trousers

Lay a garment that fits you well flat and compare it with the chart above. Zoom in on the diagram to see exactly where to place the tape.

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