AVENUE MONTAIGNE

The Romeo is Avenue Montaigne's straight-leg answer to the pull-on pant, cut full length with side pockets and belt loops. Its flannel is brushed and light, warm without any weight to it, and holds a clean line down the front. Charcoal reads nearly black in low light and keeps the leg sharp.

Avenue Montaigne builds its whole wardrobe around the pull-on waistband, and the Alex is the house's wide-leg version of it. The black denim is soft and stretchy, falling relaxed from hip to hem on a short 25-inch inseam. The elasticated waist stays flat enough to tuck a shirt over.

The Ben is Avenue Montaigne's pull-on pant, cut straight and ankle length with side pockets and a deep turned-back cuff. Here it comes in the house's Drapey fabric, a lightweight, fluid stretch cloth that falls from a smooth elastic waistband to a pressed crease. In black it reads as a tailored pant, with no fly or fastening to break the line.

The Ben is Avenue Montaigne's pull-on pant, cut straight and ankle length with side pockets and a deep turned-back cuff. Its flannel carries no wool: a lightweight stretch cloth, soft to the hand and made for autumn and winter, pressed with a crease down the front. The brown is a deep chocolate that sits happily with camel and grey.

The Romeo is Avenue Montaigne's straight-leg answer to the pull-on pant, cut full length with side pockets and belt loops. Its flannel is brushed and light, warm without any weight to it, and holds a clean line down the front. Brown is the quieter of the two darks in the winter run.