Match Trouser

Laird Hatters

£155

Laird Utility Match Trouser The Match Trouser by Laird Utility takes its inspiration from the golden age of British summer sport and travel - a world of Panama hats, polished leather weekender bags, half-time chukkas, Riviera hotels and long afternoons spent between tennis lawns and polo grounds. Cut from a lightweight flowing gabardine with a soft bamboo-touch finish, the Match Trouser channels the effortless elegance of 1950s British sporting tailoring. The silhouette recalls the relaxed pleated trousers once worn by players, spectators and travelling gentlemen during the great summer social

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