Designer Trousers, Jeans & Skirts

Where each style lives

• Pants holds every trouser type, from wool and corduroy to leather and technical cargos.
• Jeans sorts denim by model and fit, such as Acne Studios Ace and Town or archive Dolce & Gabbana.
• Denim looks at the cloth itself: raw, selvedge, washed and distressed.
• Nike ACG cargos and a tech fleece track pant fill Sweatpants & Joggers, while Casual Pants picks out off-duty pairs such as Prada Linea Rossa trousers.
• Shorts and Skirts are short edits, from Moncler swim shorts to Prada Sport's padded AW 2006 mini.

A pair for each season

For snow, Gore-Tex ski trousers from Prada Linea Rossa, with inner snow gaiters, sit next to pink Nike ACG outer-shell ski pants for women. Autumn and winter bring texture: brown wide-wale cord by Acne Studios and Aros corduroy by Norse Projects, a Versace Jeans Couture five-pocket in navy velvet and a run of leather, led by vintage Levi's leather and suede bootcuts and Polo Sport suede. Summer calls for Dries Van Noten striped cotton trousers with a drawstring, Loro Piana trousers in a nautical print and a Burberry silk jogger printed with check and gold roses.

FAQ

Why are there separate Jeans and Denim pages?

Jeans is about the garment: its model, cut and size. Denim is about the fabric, from selvedge and raw indigo to named washes and distressing. Every pair on the Denim page also appears under Jeans.

Are there women's trousers and skirts?

A smaller selection: 1990s Gucci five-pockets in red suede and a cropped Horsebit chino, both Tom Ford-era, black Dior jacquard trousers with satin side stripes, black leather flares from vintage Levi's and high-waisted Givenchy cargo leggings in stretch cotton. Skirts such as the Prada Sport mini and a pleated Versace Baroque silk mini are women's as well.

Is the listed size the label size?

Not always. Pairs are sized by letter, from XS upward, while the label may carry a number instead. The Features list in the description then often adds it: a waist-and-length pair such as 30/32, an Italian IT 40 or a 48.