Mens Knickers - Gray Herringbone Tweed Victorian Mens Gray Herringbone Knicker (Big & Tall Size 50) - Dickens, Downton Abbe

Description

This pleated and button-fly pair is kept secure with a 1.5” band of elastic at each cuff. Short trousers, similar to our Gray Herringbone Tweed Knickers, were all the rage in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Dry clean only. (sold separately). Satin lined to the knee for comfort. Pair with our Norfolk Jacket for a period hunting look. The perfect way for a town and country chap to suit up comfortably for sporting endeavors such as golf, shooting and croquet. On the complete flip side of the social stratum, you might find a young newsboy or bike messenger tending to business in a pair pulled down over knee socks. It doesn’t matter if you call them knickers, knickerbockers, knee-breeches, or even plus-fours, these shortened trousers always billowed a bit around the knee. Also, both belt loops and interior suspender buttons are provided. Made from 25% wool, 40% acrylic, and 35% polyester. Also, both belt loops and interior suspender buttons are provided. - Made from 25% wool, 40% acrylic, and 35% polyester. Two pockets at the front sides and 2 more button-back pockets on the rear offer plenty of room for a gentleman’s carry-abouts. The way for a town and country chap to suit up comfortably for sporting endeavors such as golf, shooting and croquet. Available in men’s sizes 30-52. Also, both belt loops and interior suspender buttons are provided. - Made from 25% wool, 40% acrylic, and 35% polyester. Part of our Gray Tweed Collection - Don't forget suspenders!

Key Features

• The way for a town and country chap to suit up comfortably for sporting endeavors such as golf, shooting and croquet.
• On the complete flip side of the social stratum, you might find a young newsboy or bike messenger tending to business in a pair pulled down over knee socks.
• Also, both belt loops and interior suspender buttons are provided. - Made from 25% wool, 40% acrylic, and 35% polyester.
• Made from 25% wool, 40% acrylic, and 35% polyester.
• Short trousers, similar to our Gray Herringbone Tweed Knickers, were all the rage in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• It doesn’t matter if you call them knickers, knickerbockers, knee-breeches, or even plus-fours, these shortened trousers always billowed a bit around the knee.