Tomorrowland easy khakis (50)

An unknown-in-the-west japanese brand that's lasted from 1978 and has stayed relevant? This coulda been like Kenzo! Tomorrowland is the brand you didn't know about, but makes really excellent, considered basics. These khakis come in a crisp, lightweighg, typewriter-ish Oxford cloth with a lot of snap to 'em. They'd do well to be ironed, which I don't bother with. They have belt loops and an elasticatrd back waist, strong but not unwieldy taper, small single reverse pleats at the waist to make the top block fit comfortably, horn buttons, zipper fly, and room to let the hem out of you so choose (don't, I say, but a good option for short kings, coming from a mid-heighted duke). Purchased from Canoe Club many moons ago, these were my go-to khakis. Nice and airy, inconspicuous but impeccably made with great fabric, there's nothing particularly special about them except for the fact that they're good. Selling because I just don't wear khaki/tan pants if I can avoid it, but would keep em if they are, say, gray. Elastic waist means this fits a wide range of folks, but the size 50 should probably be a 32-34.