Denis barrel leg trouser in natural denim

Trousers made for everyday comfort. Handcrafted organic denim trousers, designed and made in Lancashire. The Denis trouser has been cut for comfort and to provide fullness in the leg. A flattering flat front waist creates a slimming effect whilst the elasticated back adds comfort. Two deep pockets to the front and one large back pocket allow plenty of places to store your phone, a pebble a feather or anything else you collect along the way. The curved leg silhouette works beautifully with boots or shoes, making it easy to wear through the seasons whilst creating shape and maintaining all-day comfort. Design details Flat front waist Elasticated back waist for comfort Deep front pockets Deep back pocket Made to order Available in custom lengths to suit you personally Fit: Dorothy wears a Withnell size 2 (10-12) A Few Thoughtful Details Every Withnell garment includes: ✓ A personalised ribbon embroidered with your name ✓ A repair kit containing matching thread a pin and a needle ✓ A recipe card showing the materials used and where they were sourced ✓ Sent in recyclable, plastic free packaging These small details are intended to encourage a longer relationship with your clothing. Caring For Your Garment We chose a natural, undyed denim in organic cotton. You can still see the seed husks as they haven't been processed or bleached. Hand or machine wash at 30°C Line dry where possible Warm iron on reverse if desired A personal process Our handcrafted one by one process takes 3-4 weeks from order to completion. Each pair is meticulously cut and sewn by hand with dedicated attention to detail, ensuring a truly personal experience. We can also include any custom length changes. We invite you to embrace this thoughtful approach and enjoy wearing our timeless pieces for years to come. All our orders are shipped using tracked delivery Read more about our process The Story Named after my dad Denis, who loved walking and thought that a good pair of comfortable pants (that's what we call trousers in Lancashire) were essential.