Virgil Chino Shorts Tan

Name: Virgil Chino Shorts Tan
Brand: &sonsclothing
SKU: VIRGILST-30
Price: 150.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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How the garment fits: regular

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Our homage to an iconic trouser

We are using a medium weight cotton twill and adding brass hardware, practical details, and a button tab turn up with angled pockets, pocket loop, and heavier cotton than traditional chino shorts.

"My Summer look just got sharper"

INTRODUCING

The Virgil Chino Shorts are your everyday essentials for Summer.

We've taken our best-selling chino trousers and retained the same fabric weight and details, including our signature button on the turnup.

The cut and fit follow the same silhouette as the trousers and the inseam measures 22cm with a slight turn up.

We are using a medium weight cotton twill and adding brass hardware, practical details, and a button tab turn up with angled pockets, pocket loop, and heavier cotton than traditional chino shorts.

"My Summer look just got sharper"

FABRIC & FEATURES

Midweight cotton twill
Classic cut
Angled pockets
1950's belt loops
Coin pocket
Back cinch strap with vintage brass buckle
Chain loop in pocket
Turn up with button back
Jet back pockets
Lined inner seam
Ampersand lining
Soft waist lining
Brass vintage zip

ORIGINS

The Origins of the Chino Trouser - First created for the British Military in 1840 to combat the humid conditions while fighting in India, chinos have become a staple that resurfaces in nearly every decade of fashion. The chino was always on our list of essentials for &SONS, but we wanted to bring a unique twist to the classic design. Inspired by style icons like Daniel Craig, we reimagined these trousers with modern touches. One such feature is the smaller pocket, originally introduced in the 1800s to hold watches. Over time, it evolved to carry anything from coins to ticket stubs or even pieces of gold.