• Fine-wale corduroy construction gives the surface a subtle texture that sets these apart from a standard chino, with the ribbed detail catching the light without being loud about it.
• Cotton fabric that breathes and sits softly against the skin - the kind you can wear from morning through to an evening out without noticing you have them on.
• Regular fit cut with a straight leg that hangs cleanly from the hip, sitting comfortably through the seat and thigh before falling to a neat break at the shoe.
• Chino-style waistband with a button fastening keeps the silhouette clean and unfussy at the front.
• Side slash pockets sit flush to the leg, maintaining the smooth line through the thigh - visible in the images and functional without adding bulk.

The regular fit gives these trousers a relaxed, unhurried shape - not baggy, but with enough room through the thigh that they move well and never pull. The corduroy sets the tone: it reads as considered rather than casual, which means these work harder than a plain chino would. Throw on a plain white tee and clean white trainers, as the model wears here, and the texture of the cord does all the heavy lifting. Come the weekend, they sit just as naturally with a chunky knit and boots for a countryside walk or a relaxed family lunch. The straight leg means the hem drops well over most footwear, from low-profile trainers to suede loafers. A part of the Maine collection, these are built for the man who wants his wardrobe to work without much thought - trousers that look deliberate without requiring any effort to style.