Cuts and Shapes

The range covers several clear shapes. Flare pants such as the Sherman Flare Pants widen below the knee. Sarouel drop-crotch pants are loose through the seat and hang with a slouch. The Basic Jogger Pants narrow toward the ankle. The Tailored Tuxedo Pants add a sharp, formal line.

Lace-Up, Patchwork, and Print Styles

Lace-up pants are a large group, from plain and chino versions to the Water Snake Print Lace-Up Pants. Cow print is done in leather. Patchwork and pattern pants include the Crazy Patchwork Pants, the Crazy Mexican Patchwork Pants, and the Indian Pattern Pants. The Mud Distressed Pants add a worn finish.

Cotton and Leather Pants

Cotton is the main fabric, and many pairs list 100% cotton. Some blends add polyester or a small share of polyurethane. The Carlos Pants and the Deer BG Pants are 100% leather. Almost every pair lists Japan as the place of origin.

How to Wear If Six Was Nine Pants

Loose cuts like the sarouel need a fitted top to balance the volume. A tank or a close-cut t-shirt works well. Flare and bootcut pants sit best over boots, so the leg line stays clean. A vest adds contrast on top.

Leather pants look sharpest with a plain white tee and an open jacket. Jogger pants suit a black hoodie and dark sneakers. Patchwork pants are loud on their own, so keep the top plain. For a denim option, browse the jeans range.

Choose the shape that fits how the pants will be worn, then check the fabric. A cotton flare handles everyday wear, while leather and patchwork pairs are made to be seen. Size and material are listed on every product page.