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Stretch Brown Chino Pants

$ 233

Hand-crafted for you in Black Lapel's own workshop. Estimated delivery 4 to 5 weeks.

Pant Pleats

None (Flat Front)

A clean look that’s recommended for all suiting styles.

Single (One)

A classic look that creates more room in the upper thighs for ease of movement without adding much bulk to the pants.

Double (Two)

A “heftier”, throwback look that creates more room around the upper thighs. Pair with cuffs.

Cuffs

Yes

No Cuffs

Pant Back Pockets

Two (Standard)

Two back pockets are a balanced and standard option.

One on Right

If you don’t use your back pockets or prefer a minimalist look, go with one back pocket on either side or no back pockets.

One on Left

If you don’t use your back pockets or prefer a minimalist look, go with one back pocket on either side or no back pockets.

None

A true minimalist look if back pockets don’t spark joy for you.

Belt Loops

Yes

Belt loops are a tried and true option.

No - with Side Tabs

Go without belt loops for a sleeker look that mimics formalwear. Not recommended for pants worn in conservative contexts where belts are expected.

Suspender Buttons

Add these buttons to the inside waistband of your pants if you enjoy sporting suspenders (braces).

No Suspender Buttons

Yes

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The hustle and bustle of life seems to always keep us on the move — your wardrobe should move with you, too. Our brown stretch chino pants are not only comfortable, but are made in a stretch cotton blend that improves your mobility while looking oh-so-good. These stretch chino pants are the perfect addition to your business-casual wardrobe, and are made in a neutral and earthy brown that is perfectly paired with your favorite tucked in dress shirt.

    • Fabric: 97% Cotton 3% Spandex
    • Color:Brown
    • Pattern: Solid
    • Seasonality:Four Season
  • Fabric Code: 300-COTTON-025

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