Pick a Pattern
You've got plain khaki chinos and navy dress pants. Spice things up for the spring with some prints or patterns. They can be classic checks and plaids, bold camo or more subtle yet graphic texture.
Switching up your trousers can rework your whole wardrobe
It's time to make your pants a little more interesting. We're not saying get rid of your favorite jeans or anything. We're simply reminding you that as we transition into a new season, it's the perfect time to think of fresh ways of looking good. And right now that means getting dressed in the morning by anchoring your outfit with some pants that pack a bit of a punch. They don't have to be loud, but they should be impactful. The kind of trousers that make people notice you for all the right reasons—something that can pay off if you're heading into work or on a date. Herewith, three solid suggestions to get you started along with our favorite pairs to pull on right now.
You've got plain khaki chinos and navy dress pants. Spice things up for the spring with some prints or patterns. They can be classic checks and plaids, bold camo or more subtle yet graphic texture.
From subtle improvements like a tab waistband or cuffs, to more interesting options like oversized pockets or a modern carpenter interpretation.
Stretch wool tab-front trousers,
$198 by Todd Snyder
Relaxed twill pants,
$228 by Polo Ralph Lauren
Herringbone cotton cargo pants,
$75 by Topman
Kareem carpenter pants,
$225 by Saturdays NYC
You've done the slim and skinny legs, so for 2019 let's expand into more generous and relaxed fits. You get bonus points if the pants are cropped, cuffed or have pleats.
Relaxed drawstring trousers,
$212 by Barena Venezia
Wide-leg cropped trousers,
$895 by Off-White
Pleated chinos,
$115 by Alex Mill
Relaxed single-pleat tapered pants,$39.90 / $29.90 by Uniqlo U
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