From a strong, yet soft linen fabric Hiltl makes these unlined pants. They are worked without pleats, but with a crease. A colored lining is inserted in the waistband. The trousers have two side pockets and two piped back pockets. They close with a zipper and hook button. It is worked with belt loops and suspenders buttons. A loop from the outer fabric allows you to attach small items of daily use or a chain to it.

When master tailor Fritz Hiltl founded his trousers’ manufactory in Sulzbach-Rosenberg in the Upper Palatinate in 1955, he could hardly have dreamed that a good 60 years later his company would be selling trousers in more than 40 countries. The basis of this lasting success is the consistent focus on Hiltl’s philosophy: He never wanted to be the biggest on the market, but the best. Production has long since been outsourced to other, company-owned locations far beyond the Palatinate, but the ambition to deliver trousers of uncompromising quality and perfect fit has remained to this day. Regardless, whether you eye up Hiltl’s models for the business world or trousers designed for leisure time, the company delivers on its high claims.