- How do these compare with Brooks Brothers' regular corduroy pants?
- The main difference is the cut: this is the slim five-pocket version, so the leg is narrower and the styling is closer to jeans. The regular corduroy trousers have a roomier leg and a dressier trouser construction.
- Do the pants run true to size?
- They follow Brooks Brothers' slim fit, which runs close through the thigh and seat. If you are between sizes or prefer room in the legs, go up one size.
- Is the fabric stretchy enough for daily wear?
- Yes. The cotton has stretch built in, which gives through the seat and thighs and makes them comfortable for sitting all day. They still hold a clean line.
- How should I care for corduroy pants?
- Wash cold and inside out, then line dry or tumble low to limit shrinkage and protect the pile. Avoid ironing directly on the wale; steam instead.
- Can these be worn to the office?
- In most business-casual offices, yes. The slim five-pocket cut and solid corduroy look sharper than jeans, especially with a sport coat or sweater.
- What colors are available?
- They come in solid colors across the corduroy range. Availability shifts by season, so check the current color list before ordering.
- Where is the Brooks Brothers Slim Fit Five-Pocket Stretch Corduroy Pants cheapest?
- At Belk, for $70.80, as of our latest check.