Engineered Garments Sailor Pant- Olive
$312.00
A sailor trouser has no fly. In place of one, a rectangular panel is buttoned across the front at the corners and drops open, which is where the old names, broadfall and fall-front, come from. It began as a practical answer to cold wet hands and a garment that had to survive being worked in, and what it does now is purely visual: it removes the centre-front seam that every other trouser has, and the front becomes an uninterrupted panel of cloth. Very little else you can do to a trouser changes as much for as little.
In lightweight cotton rather than a linen blend, this is the plainer and more durable of the two versions this house makes. Cotton takes a dye more deeply and evenly than linen does, which is why olive on a cotton reads as a solid field of colour where olive on a linen breaks up. Straight through the leg, drawstring at the back, and nothing else going on.







