After years of essential fit, the trousers for men are about to relive a new look inspired by the 80s, a period in which the pleats were an essential detail in the cut of the trousers.
In fact, the pants have always been fitted with pinces and only in the first half of the twentieth century have seen the birth without the word, the word pinces originates from the French, the verb "pincer" which means tighten, pinch.
In fact, the pleats are nothing but creases sewn internally that have the function of shaping the trousers under the belt.
The pants with the pleats are much appreciated and rightly by the more robust physicists hiding the critical abdominal point, on the contrary the without pinces exalt in their essentiality the leaner and slimmer physicists by slimming the forms.
