Men's Corduroy Trousers in Brisbane Moss Cord

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss Dark Olive cotton dark olive front view — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss Dark Olive cotton dark olive back view — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Dark Olive

99,00 €

199,00 €

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss Rust cotton front view — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss Rust cotton back view — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Rust

99,00 €

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss Light Brown cotton light brown front view — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss Light Brown cotton light brown back view — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Light Brown

229,00 €

Cordhose Brisbane Moss Richberry Baumwolle — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Richberry

119,00 €

199,00 €

Cordhose Brisbane Moss Corn Baumwolle — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Corn

119,00 €

199,00 €

Cordhose Brisbane Moss Bordeaux Baumwolle — John Crocket

Corduroy trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Bordeaux

119,00 €

199,00 €

Cordhose Brisbane Moss Sage Baumwolle — John Crocket

Corduroy Trousers Brisbane Moss, Colour: Sage

119,00 €

199,00 €

Corduroy Trousers for Men

Corduroy trousers are a reliable foundation when everyday wear should be a little warmer, more tactile and easy to combine. Our corduroy is made of 100% cotton, an 8-wale heavy corduroy at 460 g/m² from Brisbane Moss – an exquisite wide-wale cord with noticeable substance that never feels stiff. The trousers are made in Portugal and come with pleats, turn-ups and two slanted side pockets. The mid-rise waist keeps the look balanced: present enough for a jacket and knitwear, relaxed enough for leisure.

When it comes to styling, corduroy trousers are true all-rounders that pull many outfits together: with a tweed jacket and fine-gauge knitwear you instantly get smart casual that works in the office too. For the weekend, a roll neck or cardigan on top works well; add Goodyear-welted boots – and you have a coherent outfit that works without much planning. On sizing you have the choice: a classic cut in short, regular and long sizes. That makes getting started easy.

FAQ

What does "8 wale" mean in corduroy?

"Wale" describes the number of ribs across the surface, i.e. 8 ribs to the inch. 8 wale is a classic wide-wale corduroy: visibly textured, robust in handle and very high quality. Visually it looks full of character and easy to combine.

Is 460 g/m² on the heavy side or normal?

460 g/m² sits firmly in the heavy range. This weight gives the fabric structure, warmth and everyday wearability, especially in autumn/winter and on cool transitional days. For high summer, corduroy is usually not the first choice.

What is the fit like?

A classic cut with a mid rise. The waist pleat gives more freedom of movement at the thigh and creates a clean line. To find the right size: choose short/regular/long by height, then the waist measurement according to your usual trouser size.

Why the waist pleat and turn-up?

Both stabilise the look: the waist pleat supports comfort and fit in everyday wear, while the turn-up adds weight at the hem and lets the corduroy fall cleanly, especially with boots or Derbys.

What is the easiest way to combine corduroy trousers?

Smart casual: an Oxford shirt with lambswool/Geelong and a tweed jacket. Casual: a roll neck or polo-collar knit with boots. For a quieter look, muted colours with smooth leather shoes work well; for more texture, pair with knitwear and tweed.

How do I care for wide-wale corduroy without ruining the pile?

Dry-clean or wash gently (follow the label or the care instructions), with minimal friction, turn inside out and do not tumble dry. After washing, reshape it and dry flat or hung up. A soft brush helps to lift the pile evenly again.

Are there pressure marks or shiny patches?

With corduroy, friction in the seat area or at the pockets can cause slight shiny patches. This is typical of the material. Airing out, gentle brushing and steam (held at a distance) often help to settle the surface.