Largeot German type velvet black cord

It is a hybrid version of the French half-balloon broadot with corporate German style. In its shape identical to the classic Laboureur largeot, it has the characteristics of German largeots: double-zipped bridge closure, leather piped pockets. Marrying the “German” look with the much appreciated comfort of the French half-balloon cut, it will appeal to those who are hesitating between the two styles. The velvet cord (300 lines/m) ensures warmth and robustness. It is in this coarse ribbed fabric, originally from England, that the first largeot was designed by Adolphe Lafont in 1896. Available only in black. French manufacturing (Digoin, Burgundy).

Corded velvet 550 g/m² 85% cotton, 15% polyester • Half-balloon shape • 2 inseam lengths 76 cm and 82 cm • Wide waistband (5cm) with 5 loops • Double exposed brass flies • Strong stitching at the hem crotch • 2 slanted piped pockets in imitation leather on the front • 2 piped ruler pockets in imitation leather on the sides • 1 pocket with buttonhole at the back • Washable at 40° • Machine dry at 60° • No bleach • Iron 110°max • Dry cleaning prohibited • French manufacturing (Burgundy)

HISTORY OF “LARGEOT” PANTS:

The wideot, an iconic pair of pants created in 1896 under the scissors of Lyon tailor Adolphe Lafont who made them for his carpenter father-in-law. ...+