How are Chino trousers made?
The history of this men's model dates back to the early twentieth century, when it became part of the uniforms of American veterans returning from the East wearing these garments dyed using a mixture of coffee and other spices, creating the original sand color.
Thanks to their resistance and practicality, they were then adopted as the official uniform of the American army during the Second World War.
By the end of the conflict, all the military clothing was pouring into the American markets and chinos were beginning to be worn in colleges as well. 
It was in 1963 that they became a true style icon: Steve Mc Queen would consecrate their success by wearing them in the film “The Great Escape”. Today it is available in numerous variations to innovate the model without abandoning the sartorial tradition.
A dense cotton twill weave, without creases and without darts: these are the distinctive features of the modern chino. The Chino is a versatile garment, essential in the male wardrobe. All the details have a story and conceal the best sartorial tradition. Discover what makes our Chino Original unique.