AK MC White Corduroy Contemporary Gurkha Pants

In the realm of stalwart menswear apparel, which earns its moniker from the military, the complex Gurkha trouser has long been fallible to unsightly designs with few interpretations that adhere to the upper echelon practice of craftsmanship.

Clean in silhouette, only enhanced by the flat-fronted design inspired by our Riviera trouser models, the custom AK MC details, which include a high waist, distinctive waistband, elongated front buckle, and fishtail back seam create a modern paradigm of sartorial Gurkha trouser making.

As usual, the trouser features side-adjusters, and will arrive unhemmed for your discretion.

Crafted from a personally selected lightweight corduroy, its soft yet substantial texture sets it apart from traditional, stiffer varieties, enabling these trousers to perform as separates or with their kindred Gatsby jackets – a partnership that will flourish year-round in nearly every surrounding.

The Gurkha trouser is a torchbearer of our sartorial enactment, and each rendition has been deliberately crafted to act as an amalgam of our now extensive collection.

As mentioned, comfortability can be impaired by unforgiving fabrics and a chunkier silhouette, and so with our aforementioned designing details, it allows for the utmost dexterity when traipsing around La Défense for a series of meetings in any one of our Signature jacket and Bengal stripe shirt models, which can be upgraded into a three-piece by opting for a double-breasted waistcoat in any AK MC shade you desire. A handmade suede Belgian loafer would nicely comply with your semi-formal business attire.

As autumn is looming, the advection of hot air slowly wanes in the smart resorts in Europe; thus, in Monaco – a byword for casual glamour – it is there that silk long-sleeved polo shirts are now tucked into Gurkha trousers. In the Principality it is now nearly time to jettison your linen jackets in favour of cottons, in which the latter AK MC’s impressive collection will flourish with cotton versions of Gurkha trousers.