Bamboo Forest TrousersThese trousers are inspired by a scrap of printed fabric from the 1930s. We reproduced the original pattern, a two toned bamboo print, for this style, which is cut according to a traditional trouser silhouette, which a mid rise and a straight leg. Side buckle waist adjusters for ideal fit Two side slash pockets Two back patch pockets 100% lyocell Made in Portugal Dry clean only View all trousers Neil is 6' and wearing a size 32.

They are cut to mimic a classic pajama silhouette

The Rajasthani Mothra dyeing technique takes its name from the Hindi word for “lentil

This shirt is inspired by an embroidered tablecloth from the 1920s-1940s

The company imported block-printed Indian textiles for the US market throughout the 60s

and idiosyncrasies are unique to the custom textile

a champagne-colored pattern of acorns and oak leaves

and the trousers have a mid-rise and a wide leg

Each shirt is unique and may vary slightly from picture

which featured green and white trim along the edges

These trousers are inspired by an embroidered tablecloth from the midcentury

but also plaids

with a high rise and a straight leg