The Monaco are a great pair of pants is one of the most important items in your wardrobe, suited to every season (and most occasions), and only getting better with age. Of course, you first have to find a pair in the perfect colour and cut for you. Fortunately, Brook Taverner is here to help. If, for instance, you hate to feel constricted, but love a leaner line, you'll love our tapered pants, which are tighter around your calves than your thighs, giving the illusion that they're fitted all over.
Specifications
Pants: Tailored fit. 335g. Plain front. Belt loops. Hip pocket with button. Clasp fastening with French bearer. Pressed crease. Machine washable.
All orders come with a 90-day no quibbles return period. If you change your mind for any reason, simply contact our customer service team who will organise the return for you.
All major payment methods are available, including Mastercard, Visa and American Express. Interest free Buy Now, Pay Later methods via Paypal are also available.
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I'm more a 35 inch waist than 34, though size 36 trousers are too big. Is there any give in the 34 waist?
Question by: steve on 1 Dec 2020, 9:43 pm
Sorry they don't provide much give, a 34 may be tight.
Answer by: Brook Taverner on 2 Dec 2020, 12:14 am
Are they cut to sit on the waist rather than below it?
Question by: Mr Roger Eames on 11 Oct 2019, 1:46 am
These trousers are a mid rise and have a rise measurement of approximately 11.5".
Answer by: Brook Taverner on 12 Oct 2019, 1:24 am
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Over 100 Years of Quality Craftsmanship and Tailoring
Our craftsmanship is founded in a history of tailoring that spans well over 100 years. Today, we take pride in offering the same unparalleled quality that we did back in 1912.
