Mautby Woolen Flannel Trousers Mid Grey

• Tailored fit classic flat front trousers
• Leg tapers to knee and finish off a little straighter
• Medium high rise: waistband sits above your hip bones
• Flat front
• Slanted side pockets
• Two single jet buttoned hip pockets
• Luxury cotton pocketing
• Shirt grip waistband
• 100% viscose satin knee lining
• French bearer and hook and loop fastener
• Zip fly
• Belt loops and brace buttons
• 36 inch inside leg unfinished

These trousers are true to size, select size from your seat measurement.

UK fabric, tailored in Mauritius.

100% luxury English woollen flannel from Hardy Minnis. Authentic woollen flannel, made “the old fashioned way”, is part of the British heritage. Woven in Huddersfield the cloth features the legendary “Huddersfield Sett” construction and double milled finish to create a quintessentially British flannel collection for purists everywhere. Perfect for hardwearing flannel trousers holding their shape and creases.

Weight: 14ozs 450-470g

The 1890's saw the establishment of John G. Hardy's woollen merchant company, whilst prior to this in 1874, J&J Minnis was established by the Minnis brothers in London's West End. Fast forward just under 100 years later to the 1960's the two merchants joined together to form what we know today - Hardy Minnis. Now part of Huddersfield Fine Worsteds, Hardy Minnis are known for their finest suiting range made from worsted cloths and iconic bunches like Fresco, Alsport and Woollen Flannel.

Take care of your tailored wool garments by airing and brushing to avoid frequent dry cleaning. Wet stains should be treated at once by soaking up any surface liquid with a tissue. Then immediately alternately dab the stain softly with a wet cloth (to dilute the stain) and a dry tissue (to absorb the stain) until the stain has been removed. If still visible after drying, consult a processional dry cleaner. You may press with a damp cloth under the iron (wool setting) the parts of the garment that is not canvassed (all parts except for the front quarters and lapels of a jacket) to flat out some wrinkles. Be patient and do not press too hard.

Dry clean only.