So after yesterday’s peculiar trousers, here’s more peculiar trousers. These aren’t quite as peculiar in truth. They’re baggy, naturally – tight cut trousers are only manufactured so people know who to avoid at parties. There’s a couple of styles here, both from Japanese makers Haversack… Read More
“Not one thing in this world remains as is; seasons change, the stream of a river flows, and every moment passed becomes history.” Such is Prospective Flow‘s pitch. It’s an LA based brand, but with Japanese design direction. And two things are immediately clear. The… Read More
These trousers are by the brand EEL. It stands for ‘Easy Earl Life’. I have no idea what that means. I copied the About Us bit from their website into Google Translate and it gave me, “Aiming for a universal and special one.” Fortunately, it’s… Read More
These Mountain Research cargo pants are “multi-dimensional” according to retailer Haven. I can’t figure out how many dimensions, outside the usual three, are at play here? But I do know I prefer all my trousers to exist on at least three dimensions. I find two… Read More
Authenticity is all. The most meaningful component of digital content. The most effective scheme with which to engage Gen Y. Content must be authentic. Which is why I’m diminishing the extravagance of my crumpled but expensive casual-wear by standing near some urban art works. See?… Read More
Regular readers will recall this site championing the wider trouser. And this long-standing preference hasn’t changed. However I do have a vague amendment to the ‘big is best’ mantra. It specifically concerns wide trousers cut parallel from the knee, as apposed to wide trousers with a… Read More
