Mason's Milano Style men's chinos feature an extra slim fit crafted from a soft stretch gabardine blend. Perfect for elevating any outfit, these pants combine comfort and sophisticated style, making them ideal for both formal occasions and everyday wear. Available in a variety of colors like khaki, black, and vibrant acid green, they ensure a chic look with details like back welt pockets and the signature Mason's M rivet.
From the brand: Fit
: Extra Slim
Color
: Khaki
Other colors
: Stucco, Biscuit, Black, Cocoa, Sand, Green, Azure, Acid Green, Gray, Navy Blue, Brown, Dark Green
Composition
: 69% Modal, 28% Cotton, 3% Elastane
Back welt pockets
Mason’s M rivet
Code
:
9PN2A4973AB MBE130-075
Sophistication in Milano Style Men's Chino Pants
Discover the
men's chino pants
Milano Style
by Mason's
, which embody a perfect synthesis of style and comfort in the
Fall-Winter
2024
collection. These pants feature an
extra slim fit
that enhances the masculine silhouette, crafted in a soft
stretch gabardine
composed of
modal
,
cotton
, and
elastane
. Available in a
variety of colors
, from classic black to vibrant acid green and subdued gray, these
chinos
offer a wide range of options to personalize every wardrobe. Details such as the
back welt pockets
and the
Mason’s M rivet
further elevate the garment, making it an essential, elegant, and versatile piece.
Chino Milano Style versatility for every Winter occasion
Milano Style is designed for the
modern man
who doesn't compromise between comfort and appearance. This model of chino pants with extra slim fit is ideal for all formal occasions, perfect for pairing with blazers and jackets from the same
Mason's collection
for a cohesive and impeccable look. The variety of available colors allows adaptation to any style preference and occasion, from work meetings to important ceremonies. The quality of materials and attention to detail in the making of these chino pants make them a must-have purchase for those seeking a garment that combines lasting elegance and seasonal adaptability.
