FARAH (US) Tropical Wool, High-Rise Cut, Zigzag Stitching

FARAH (US) Tropical Wool, High-Rise Cut, Zigzag Stitching SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos Produced by Farah in the United States, these striped trousers exemplify the mid-to-late 20th-century intersection of workwear and leisurewear, a defining aesthetic of the brand’s trajectory in American and British menswear. Originally established in 1920, Farah gained prominence for its durable, low-maintenance trousers, becoming a staple in casual and professional wardrobes from the 1960s through the 1980s. These trousers encapsulate the brand’s commitment to structured tailoring with an emphasis on wearability, utilizing a high-rise cut, pressed creases, and a textured woven fabric that enhances both durability and refined appearance. Designed as a versatile staple, they bridge the gap between workwear resilience and business casual sophistication, offering a practical yet polished alternative to traditional suiting. The construction is indicative of mass-market American tailoring with industrial precision. The waistband is fully interfaced, reinforced with an inner facing fabric to ensure long-term shape retention. A hook-and-bar closure is paired with a metallic zipper fly, favoring a streamlined fastening system that minimizes bulk while ensuring security. The fly construction features a heavy-duty Talon zipper with metal teeth and a pull-tab, a hallmark of mid-century American workwear that prioritizes longevity over delicate finishing.