Red Trousers

All fabrics have different advantages. Some are cool, while others keep you warm. Here are some common fabrics:

• Linen trousers are comfortable in the summer, as they’re a cool, natural material. They are also perfect for both everyday and party wear.

• Viscose trousers are also a good choice on hot days, as viscose breathes. However, they can shrink in the wash. You can easily fix this by ironing or steaming them after washing.

• Corduroy trousers are both durable and warm, which means they are best suited for autumn and winter. However, the fabric can stretch considerably, so don't choose a pair of trousers that are too big.

• Cotton trousers are soft and cool. Feel free to look for GOTS and Ökotex labels, so you know that the cotton has been produced in a sustainable way.

Sizes may differ between different trouser models and brands. We therefore recommend that you measure yourself before ordering.

Take a tape measure and measure yourself from the crotch down to the ground. Also measure around the waist or hips, depending on whether the trousers have a low or high waist. Then compare the measurements with the size chart belonging to the brand you are buying the trousers from.

If you need extra-long legs, look for the tall label, while petite labels trousers with short legs.