orSlow New Yorker Pants in Light Grey Corduroy are just one of those things that you didn't know you loved until you wore it. These are cut with a generous top block for a roomy and spacious fit, but feature a strong taper through the legs - a distinct cut that we've yet to find anywhere else. The elastic waist band and drawstring makes this super easy to wear. This Light Grey Stretch Corduroy has a medium weight to it and with the corduroy facing, can easily be dressed up for a more sophisticated look.
Note: Due to the roomy top block and elastic waistband, most folks can probably size down for a slimmer fit, which means most will also have a couple options as far as sizing and how you want it to fit. Our measurements for the New Yorker Pants' waist are taken with the elastic band pulled taut (maximum width). At rest, due to the elastic band, the waist will measure approximately 2.5-3" smaller. If you own the orSlow Slim Fit Fatigue Pants, you can take another size down for a similar fit (e.g. if you wear size 3 in the Slim Fit Fatigue Pants, take size 2 in the New Yorker for a similar fit in the waist, although still much roomier in the top block). Note that as you go down in size, the leg opening and overall inseam length get smaller. Recommend machine wash cold, hang dry.
Another way to approach sizing is translating as follows:
1 | S - 30 Waist
2 | M - 32 Waist
3 | L - 34 Waist
4 | XL - 36 Waist
5 | XXL - 38 Waist
Model: 6'0'' and 175 lbs (currently closer to 165 lbs), with moderate "lifter" thighs, wearing size 1 for a tighter fit in the waist and a slim fit through the legs (not as relaxed as could be with size 2). Model can also wear size 2 for a more relaxed pair that is more comfortable in the waist, and a roomier fit throughout the legs. See model in size 2 in the Brown Stretch Corduroy.
- 98% cotton, 2% polyurethane
- Light Grey stretch corduroy
- Two front slant pockets
- Elastic waistband w/ drawstring
- One rear pocket
- Zipper fly
- Style No. 03-1002-C71
- Made in Japan
All measurements are in inches.