Pants

Balmain cuts these in smooth lambskin, fitted close and seamed with a pintuck down the front of each leg. Metal zips open the slanted side pockets, their pulls engraved with the house name, and a fine elastic stirrup runs under the arch to hold the hem. Leather cut to the discipline of tailoring.

Balmain works in grain de poudre, the fine worsted wool of evening tailoring, matte-faced and dense enough to take a press and keep it. A narrow flat waistband closes on a small gilt clasp, above slanted front pockets and a crease pressed the length of each leg. The hem breaks wide over the shoe.

Balmain reworks the legging in a Milano jersey that holds its own structure, knitted dense enough to read as tailoring. The rise sits high at the natural waist, the leg tapers clean to the ankle, and an invisible side zip keeps the line unbroken. A small gold B charm is stitched at the waistband.

Balmain builds these from a dense wool gabardine, cut straight and pleated flat at the waist. Gold-tone buttons fasten the front and sit in pairs above the piped side pockets, with a tone-on-tone satin cord trim following the seams and a buttoned tab to adjust each side. The buttons are the only break in the black.

Natan works the Flocon in the same crinkled cloth as its Ferola top, a navy satin crushed into fine vertical creases that catch the light. The waist is pleated and belted with a self-fabric tie through the house's gold and red monogram buckle, and the leg falls wide and loose to the floor. Ease with a formal edge.

A timeless tailoring staple crafted from silk and wool blend cut in a sleek straight-leg silhouette with pressed creases through the front and back. Slanted side seam pockets maintain the clean lines of the design, while tonal tuxedo-inspired side stripes add a subtle, elongated finish.

Klara takes the jogger seriously: high waisted with a relaxed leg, an elasticated waistband on a drawcord, side pockets and ribbed cuffs. The knit is worked in a towelling stitch that gives the surface a light nap. Mid grey marl keeps it closer to knitwear than to sportswear.

The Alina trouser is cut high on the waist and wide to the floor in a recycled fluid wool, so the leg falls in one long line. Patch pockets sit front and back, with traditional tailored fastenings at the waist. Marsh green is deep enough to work as a neutral.

Low-waisted pants in a British-pattern Italian virgin wool, slightly wide in the leg and loose in the fit. A permanent pleat runs down front and back, with Italian pockets at the sides. The piped back pockets close with four-hole fabric-covered buttons.

Mid-waisted pants in smooth lamb leather, with an elastic waistband, a wide leg and a loose fit. Side entry pockets and a fake fly finish the front, and the pants are half lined.

Alaïa treats tailoring as construction rather than decoration: a deep flat waistband sits high, curved pockets extend across the front in place of a yoke, and the leg drops straight from the hip. The cloth is a light tailoring wool, lined in cupro. A side seam zip keeps the front unbroken.

The Valiant Lace Culotte in Black from our Fall 2026 Collection, Trailblazer. A wool culotte featuring a fixed high-rise waistband, back welt pockets, finished with a wide flare hem with lace trim.

Kiton cuts these drawstring pants from virgin wool with a touch of stretch, in a beige mélange with a soft, heathered surface. The adjustable drawstring waist is tipped with metal terminals, and the ankle-length leg is pressed with a front crease and finished in a 2cm turn-up. It keeps the finish of tailoring on a pair meant for everyday wear and travel.

Kiton puts its tailoring into the simplest shape here: slim pants in black wool with a trace of silk. A clean waistband with belt loops and a fly front opens into soft front pleats, and a pressed crease runs down each leg to a tapered, ankle-length hem. This is the plain black pair that suits a cashmere knit as readily as a jacket.

Kiton's tailoring shows in these wide-leg pants, cut from a wool and cotton cloth with a windowpane check of fine pale lines over a taupe ground. Belt loops and a button tab at the waistband lead into a pressed crease and a straight, full leg. The check reads as suiting, yet the pants sit as readily with a knit as with a blazer.

Kiton cuts these wide-leg pants from the same bordeaux velvet as its single-breasted blazer. The leg falls straight and full from a waistband with belt loops and a fly front, past slanted side pockets, with a pressed crease that holds its line through the pile. They carry an evening look on their own as surely as with the jacket.

The Noko pants are tailored with a relaxed wide-leg silhouette that moves effortlessly with the body. Crafted in a charcoal wool with a subtle windowpane check, they sit comfortably at the waist and offer a clean, elongated shape that pairs seamlessly with statement tops or elevated separates. A versatile piece designed for both ease and sophistication.

Designed with an easy wide leg and drawstring waist, this mid-rise pant balances its casual silhouette with a silky satin fabric, which allows the pair to shift between occasions with ease. The sides are finished with a self-stripe accent for a subtle nod to sport.

Dusan's pyjama cut is the easiest shape in the wardrobe: a full elastic waist, no fastening at all, and a leg that falls wide and straight to the floor. The corduroy is a broad wale in pure cotton, with enough pile to catch the light along the ribs. In black the wale reads as texture alone and the shape does the work.

Dusan's pyjama cut is the easiest shape in the wardrobe: a full elastic waist, no fastening at all, and a leg that falls wide and straight to the floor. The corduroy is a broad wale in pure cotton, with enough pile to catch the light along the ribs. Burnt sienna is the warmest tone in the winter 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 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.