Corduroy Trousers

A true seasonal hero, corduroy is a great go-to for the colder seasons, from its warmth to its rich tones. In different thicknesses (or ‘wales’, which dictate the ‘chunkiness’ of the fabric), our corduroy trousers come in slouchier, looser fits and slimmer styles (by our standards!). It is a relaxed fabric perfect for pieces you just want to throw on.

A true seasonal hero, corduroy is a great go-to for the colder seasons, from its warmth to its rich tones. In different thicknesses (or ‘wales’, which dictate the ‘chunkiness’ of the fabric), our corduroy trousers come in slouchier, looser fits and slimmer styles (by our standards!). It is a relaxed fabric perfect for pieces you just want to throw on.

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Flat lay of black corduroy wide-leg chinos on a white studio backdrop. The ribbed cord texture is visible across the full length. Features a single button fly, front pleats, slant side pockets, belt loops, and a straight wide hem. A small branded label sits at the inner waistband.

Close-up detail shot of black corduroy fabric showing wide-wale cord texture. The parallel ridges and soft pile of the material are clearly visible across the draped folds of the Black Cat Cord Grad Chino. No background is visible.

Black Cat Cord Grad Chino

£185.00

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Dark navy corduroy military chino trousers laid flat on a light grey seamless backdrop. Wide-wale cord fabric with vertical ribbing throughout. Structured waistband with a single button fastening, belt loops, and slanted side pockets. Relaxed straight leg with a plain, unfinished hem.

Close-up fabric detail of the dark navy cord military chino, showing wide-wale corduroy texture with raised ridges running diagonally across the frame. Two overlapping layers of the fabric are visible, highlighting the deep navy tone and soft, dense pile of the cord.

Dark Navy Cord Military Chino

£190.00

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Cacao brown corduroy military chino trousers laid flat on a light grey studio backdrop. Wide-wale cord texture visible throughout. Structured waistband with a single button fastening, belt loops, and slanted side pockets. Straight leg silhouette with a neat turned hem at the ankle.

Close-up detail shot of cacao brown corduroy fabric, showing wide, clearly defined wales running diagonally across the frame. The raised ridges and textured valleys of the cord are sharply in focus, highlighting the soft, dense pile and matte finish of the material.

Cacao Cord Military Chino

£190.00

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The Sand Organic Fine Cord Oxford Pant is shown as a flat lay against a white background. The trousers feature a wide, loose leg with a single pleat front and an elasticated waistband with a tonal drawstring. The fabric has a fine corduroy texture in a light sand color.

A model wears the Sand Organic Fine Cord Oxford Pant against a plain, neutral background. The trousers feature a wide, loose fit with a single pleat at the front and an elasticated waistband with a visible drawstring. The sand-colored organic cotton fabric has a fine, vertical corduroy texture.

Sand Organic Fine Cord Oxford Pant

£185.00

£75.00

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The Black Organic Fine Cord Oxford Pant is shown as a flat lay against a white background. The trousers feature a wide leg with a slight taper, a single pleat front, and an elasticated waistband with a drawstring. The garment is made from a black organic fine-wale cotton corduroy.

A model wears the Black Organic Fine Cord Oxford Pant, standing against a plain white background. The image shows a front view of the trousers, highlighting the loose, wide-leg fit, the single pleat at the front, and the elasticated drawstring waistband. The black organic fine corduroy fabric has a visible vertical ribbed texture. The model is wearing a light-colored top tucked in to reveal the waistband and pleat details.

Black Organic Fine Cord Oxford Pant

£185.00

£130.00

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