Made in Casablanca, our cotton trousers go through a series of precise steps before they’re finished, with nothing rushed and nothing added without reason. They’re built entirely from natural materials, cotton throughout, including the waistband and pocketing, chosen for how they behave over time rather than how they look on day one.

The fabric is a 300 g/m² cotton twill with a dry hand at first, designed to change through wear and washing. It softens gradually, gains character, and settles into something familiar, much like old military khakis that never needed explaining. The weave itself is a direct reinterpretation of 1940s army trousers from our archive: structured in the beginning, then slowly developing a softer, almost peach-like touch with use.

There are no coatings, no artificial aging, and no shortcuts. Just time doing the work. The only sustainability we care about is whether the garment survives it.