Brown Terylene Flared Trousers

1970s · 1960s · British

These men's trousers feature a distinctive flared silhouette characteristic of late 1960s fashion, with legs that widen dramatically from knee to hem. Constructed from terylene, a synthetic polyester fabric that was popular during this period for its wrinkle-resistant properties and modern appeal. The trousers have a fitted waistband with what appears to be a tie or belt closure at the front. The cut is slim through the hips and thighs before expanding into wide flares, creating the bell-bottom profile that became synonymous with counterculture fashion. The synthetic fabric maintains crisp lines and structured draping, reflecting the era's embrace of modern materials and space-age aesthetics in everyday menswear.