Black Gabardine Wide Leg Hollywood Trousers

This wider take on Edward Sexton's Hollywood-top trousers still pays homage to the original Nutter’s look that Edward was cutting in the 1970s but with wide parallel legs that offer a modern take on Oxford bags. Like the brand's other tops, they’re made with a structureless ‘grown on’ waistband and dropped belt-loops that enable them to sit high on the waist and remain comfortable to wear. They feel modern and clean, but carry a touch of Sexton nostalgia, too. The Hollywood trouser is a Sexton signature, but the design has been around since the 1930s. True to the original, these are cut with generous, flowing lines for an authentic art-deco look. They take their name from the trousers that costume departments ran up back in Hollywood's Golden Age. Edward Sexton's are not run-up but handmade to a house pattern.

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