Crafted from high-density 10-wale corduroy, these pants offer contemporary comfort reminiscent of early 20th-century workwear. Designed with a drawstring waist, single French pleat, and unique fish tail construction, they provide a stylish yet functional addition to any wardrobe. Made in Japan from 100% long-staple cotton, these pants are perfect for both casual outings and more refined occasions, embodying a timeless elegance inspired by adventurer Alain Gerbault.
From the brand: Alain Gerbault was a French Venturer, who is known to be the first Solo Navigator who Sailed the Atlantic from East to West. But in his Spare time he would mix with the "Beau Monde" in France, especially at the Cote d'Azur. After the WWI he would become a Professional Tennis player. In 1920 he would participate in the Tennis tournament of the Beau Site Hotel, in Cannes. During this event: Alain (Right) is pictured wearing the pants, accompanied by Suzanne Lenglen (Left) and Jacques-Henri Lartigue (Middle).
10-Wale Corduroy takes it's Inspiration from the soft look and touch acquired from the wear and tear of durable corduroy workwear of the early 20th century has been extracted as contemporary comfort. High-density corduroy made from long-staple cotton , finished with an original recipe.
100% Cotton
Sarrau Collection
10 Wale Corduroy
Inspired By Alain Gerbault
Drawstring at Waist
Buttons inside and on waist belt for Suspender
Fish Tail construction at the back
Single French Pleat
4+2 Button Closure
Made in Japan.
