Gardener Trousers | Navy Brisbane Cord

Redwan wanted one trouser the shop could remake over and over: comfortable, modest, roomy enough to move in. The first attempt was a drop-crotch shalwar. It didn’t catch on.
The real design came later, after Redwan met a gardener at the local Mosque wearing a pair of trousers he’d owned for thirty years, bought at a car-boot sale and never replaced. Redwan asked if he could copy them. The gardener agreed, on the condition Redwan make him a couple of new pairs in return.
A neighbour, a pattern cutter, took six months to draft it. From there, our tailor Kamali took over in his workshop in Bow, and has been making it ever since. We’ve made close to a thousand pairs in this cut.

Cotton is a durable, natural, breathable fibre that holds up well to everyday wear. It’s low-maintenance, doesn’t need special handling, and gets softer the more it’s washed. This is corduroy from Brisbane Moss, a specialist English cloth mill known for its corduroy, giving it a more refined, luxurious finish than a standard corduroy weave.

Loose, wide-leg fit | High-waisted (women) or natural waist (men) | Pleated front, pleats double as belt loops | Two side pockets, one back pocket | Adjustable button side tabs