Dave Moutarde

The Chino originally was a military garment.

In the 1950s in the United States, it represented a relaxation of dress codes with the integration of demobilized soldiers into the university world.

From Steve McQueen to Harrison Ford, these pants symbolize a casual and versatile style.

Whether you're more into "The Great Escape" or "Apocalypse Now," our chino pants fit into this rebellious chic side.

It has been a staple in men's wardrobes for decades.

With my chinos, available in different colors, my collection expands.

I've studied and worked on it down to the smallest details, giving it deep pockets and an incredible touch; they offer comfort that will accompany you in all your movements.

Like all my pants, they don't deform with wear, no need to wash them after 2 days to get them back to their original size.

You'll be able to adjust the leg length easily thanks to their smart interior finish.

Durable, flexible, and comfortable, my chinos fight against disposable fashion.

Details

• Tapered cut – fitted at the hips, follows your leg, and is narrower at the bottom
• Regular waist – neither high nor low
• Zipper closure and double buttoning
• 2 front pockets + 1 coin pocket
• Deep pockets
• 2 welt pockets at the back

Measurements

Model size - height: 188 cm - size 32

You can consult my measurement chart, and if you have any doubts, send me a message.

Fabrics

96% cotton - 5% elastane - Soft touch

Made in Portugal / Spanish fabric.