Massimo Alba Winch2 Trousers
Massimo Alba Winch2 Trousers

$545.00

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Massimo Alba Winch2 Trousers

$545.00

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Corduroy is defined by its wale, the count of ridges across an inch of cloth. Broad wale is a hunting trouser: heavy, textured, and unmistakably rural. Baby corduroy runs the ridges close and shallow, and at that scale the cloth stops announcing itself as corduroy at all. What you see from across a street is a soft, dense trouser with a faint directional sheen, because the pile catches light along its length. It is only up close that the cord resolves.

That is the whole reason this trouser works in a wardrobe where a broad wale would not. Cut slim with welt pockets set flat into the cloth, in Alluminio, a grey with the metal in the name and in the colour, it belongs under a tailored jacket as easily as with a sweater. Cord also does something no flat-woven trouser does: the pile flattens where it is worn, at the knee and the seat, so the trouser slowly acquires a record of the person wearing it. On a fine wale that reads as a soft sheen rather than as damage.

These are also the trousers that introduced this house to a lot of people who had never heard of it. Daniel Craig wore Alba corduroys in No Time to Die, and the association has stuck to the model ever since. It is a strange route to a reputation for a designer this reticent, and it does not change what the trouser is.

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