J.Crew Mens 250 Skinny-Fit Pant in Stretch Chino (Size 34x34)

Description

Our designers engineer these pants with precision—using fit and fabric detail that'll make you want to wear them every day. Our designers painstakingly calibrate the pitch of the pants (aka the difference between the rise in the front and back) to ensure you get a comfortable fit, every time. Our world-famous stretch chinos (aka khakis) are customer favorites for a reason—several, actually. Our designers engineer these pants with precision—using fit and fabric detail that'll make you want to wear them every day. Custom striped yarn-dyed pocket bags and an old-school coin pocket at the right hip are functional touches that just look great too. Our designers painstakingly calibrate the pitch of the pants (aka the difference between the rise in the front and back) to ensure you get a comfortable fit, every time. This is our slimmest pant silhouette ever: the 250 Skinny. It fits slim through the hip, with our narrowest, most tapered leg. Custom striped yarn-dyed pocket bags and an old-school coin pocket at the right hip are functional touches that just look great too. It fits slim through the hip, with our narrowest, most tapered leg. Our designers painstakingly calibrate the pitch of the pants (aka the difference between the rise in the front and back) to ensure you get a comfortable fit, every time. Our designers engineer these pants with precision—using fit and fabric detail that'll make you want to wear them every day.

Key Features

• Our designers engineer these pants with precision—using fit and fabric detail that'll make you want to wear them every day.
• Our world-famous stretch chinos (aka khakis) are customer favorites for a reason—several, actually.
• It fits slim through the hip, with our narrowest, most tapered leg.
• Custom striped yarn-dyed pocket bags and an old-school coin pocket at the right hip are functional touches that just look great too.
• This is our slimmest pant silhouette ever: the 250 Skinny.
• Our designers painstakingly calibrate the pitch of the pants (aka the difference between the rise in the front and back) to ensure you get a comfortable fit, every time.