These are trousers from PAKEMAN CATTO & CARTER, which closed its doors in 2017 after a history of over 150 years. Pakeman Catto & Carter was a long-established "local" haberdashery that, despite being located in Cirencester in western England, was beloved by London's upper class and country gentlemen. Since its founding in 1863, it had proposed the traditional British "country" style. In true British gentlemanly fashion, they were "modest in appearance / high quality in construction," and continued to make honest products with a craftsman's spirit rather than mass production. However, after a period of financial difficulties from the year 2000, they suddenly ceased operations in 2017, closing their long history. (CORDINGS was saved by a patron named Eric Clapton, but unfortunately, Pakeman went out of business. As shown in photo 12, CORDINGS' website issued a statement asking for the transfer of customers.) Size: 32 Color: charcoal grey Material: 100% wool Waist: 83cm (adjustable by 4cm each) Rise: 30.5cm Inseam: 96.5cm Total length: 122cm Width at thigh: 33cm Leg opening: 22cm (around 100cm from total length) Made in England The fabric is a sturdy worsted pin-stripe wool serge (2/2 twill), truly a robust construction. Although the brand went out of business due to rapid lifestyle changes and economic policies after the 70s, please feel the scent of the era when the British made clothes for the British. New, unused with tags. ─The following is quoted───────────────────── From Pakeman Catto and Carter For over 150 years, Pakeman Catto and Carter has stood as a bastion of British menswear, supporting the attire of generations of gentlemen. However, we have had to make the difficult decision to cease operations. We sincerely thank you for your long years of patronage. On this occasion, we would like to introduce CORDINGS, a British brand that shares our spirit of quality and service. CORDINGS offers understated, high-quality British attire for both gentlemen and ladies. Robert Pakeman