Wool Cardigan-Style Pocket Trousers
Thom Browne
$1420.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
Thom Browne blends its knitwear alchemy with traditional suiting in these virgin wool hopsack trousers. The fabric carries a crisp, matte texture with a soft, luxe hand, a result of virgin wool in a hopsack weave. The playful cardigan-style welt pockets nod to lounge wear while staying grounded in architectural tailoring, and the Italian-made construction lends a quiet confidence to the silhouette.
At the waist, a banded waistband gives a clean, secure line, while front button-through welt pockets stay sleek when you carry daily essentials. A zip fly with a button closure keeps the front smooth, and the leg drapes with a tailored, leg-lengthening fall. They layer easily with a tucked shirt and blazer or pair with a soft knit for city days that swing into evening.
Thom Browne continues to mirror its knitwear heritage in refined tailoring, translating cozy details into architecture of the body. These trousers sit at the intersection of comfort and polish, echoing label codes while staying modern and versatile across occasions.
Materials / Fabrication
- Thom Browne virgin wool hopsack trousers
- Virgin wool hopsack fabric
- 100 percent virgin wool
- Cardigan-style welt pockets
- Front button-through welt pockets
- Banded waist
- Zip fly with button closure
- Made in Italy
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve tailoring and finish.
- If washing by hand, use cold water and a mild wool detergent; do not agitate.
- Do not tumble dry; lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat.
- Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth if needed.
Fit Notes
- Banded waist with a zip fly and button closure defines the waist area and secures the front.
- Cardigan-style welt pockets sit flat against the hip and do not alter the leg line.
