Men's Pants.

Men's pants set the silhouette — from wide Techwear cargo to slim cuts between Opium and Y2K. We think the pants through the cut: how they fall and how they look at three a.m. in Berlin. This selection bundles our men's pants across all worlds.

What men's pants mean today

The cut carries the statement. A wide cargo reads different than a straight Opium pant in matte black. Techwear stakes on function and volume, Y2K on deep waists and worn-in looks. We curate both directions without mixing them.

How you combine men's pants

Wide pants need a clean line on top — a slim shirt or short jacket keeps proportion. Slim cuts take more volume up top. For the Korean way, find it in our guide to white pants in Korean style. For deep waists the path leads to our Y2K pants, for darker silhouettes to the Emo Pants.

What's in this collection

Cargo, parachute, straight cuts and slim pants — black, grey, washed. We update the selection with every drop: limited drops, no restocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 3-3-3 rule for pants?

The 3-3-3 rule means three tops, three pants and three pairs of shoes that mix freely. For men's pants that means: one wide, one straight, one slim in tones that match each other.

What makes a Techwear pant?

A Techwear pant stakes on function: adjustable waists, cargo pockets, technical fabrics and volume that lets you move. The look stays dark and reduced. With us it sits next to cleaner Opium pants.

Which men's pants suit Opium style?

Opium lives in long, slim lines in matte black. A straight or slightly flared pant that breaks at the shoe edge carries the look. No logo, no wash — just cut and fall.