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Small runs, limited by the fabric we find

Front, standing, trouser breaking just above the floor.
Front, standing, trouser breaking just above the floor.

Photography · 1:1

Detail: french seam opened flat to show the inside finish.

Photography · 1:1

The remaining roll on the shelf, metres marked in chalk.

Deadstock fabric

Kota Trouser

₹18,600Inclusive of all taxes

Cut high on the waist and left wide from the hip down, so the leg falls in one line to the floor. The fabric is a silk-cotton with enough body to hold the crease and enough give to sit down in.

3 more can be cut from what is left of this roll — 6.1 metres, at 1.9 metres a garment.

Sizes struck through have sold out of the cut run. If there is fabric left, we can still make them — choose one to see.

  • In stock · dispatched in 2 working days
  • One free alteration within the first year
  • Plastic-free packaging · plantable hang tag
  • Repairs offered for the life of the garment

The fabric

Fabric
Undyed silk-cotton
Where the fabric came from
End of a mill run, bought as one 40-metre roll
Composition
62% cotton, 38% mulberry silk
Weight
210 gsm
Trims
Vintage brass hook-and-bar closure, sourced from a haberdasher's remaining stock
Made in
Cut, sewn and pressed in India

Finishing

  • French seams throughout, so there is no raw edge anywhere inside

  • Waistband interlined with cotton canvas, never fusible

  • Hems left 6 cm deep so the length can be changed for flat shoes or heels

Measurements

Sits at the natural waist. Order your usual waist size; we set the length to you at no cost.

The longer answer

If you are between sizes, send us your bust, waist and hip and we will tell you which to take. Where a size has sold out of the cut run, we can make it for you from what is left of the roll at the same price — the only difference is the wait.

Living with it

Wash cold by hand or on a wool cycle, line dry in shade, press while faintly damp.

The longer answer

The full guide covers washing, pressing, storage and what to do when something tears. We repair anything we have made, for as long as you own it, at cost.

Open the care guide