Leader in online and in-store sales of men's clothing and accessories, IZAC offers you a complete selection ofmen's pantsincluding a selection of suit pants.Linen, wool or cotton suit pants, black pants,khakiOrlight gray, Prince of Wales or faux plain patterns, fancy lining, slim, straight or fitted trousers: suit trousers are among the most sophisticated pieces in the male wardrobe and IZAC has chosen to offer them in a wide choice of cuts, colours and materials to satisfy all fashion desires.Complete your business outfit with a suit jacket and a dress shirt and accessorize it with a tie and a business bag or satchel. For more formal occasions, discover our range of wedding and ceremony suits, blue suits and suit waistcoats. For a more casual look, opt for ourbeige pantsor ourgray jogging pants,blacksOrblue. Also discover on our e-shop all our new products in men's suits, shoes, socks, shirts and suit jackets.
At IZAC, the quality of our clothing is at the heart of our concerns. We attach great importance to the finishing of our products and the choice of our fabrics. Our fabrics come mainly from Italy and were once reserved for the big names in luxury. Today, we put all our know-how at your service, to offer you very high-quality men's clothing at affordable prices. Our specialty? Elegance. So, we invite you to discover our wide range of men's suit pants.
What are the different types of men's suit pants?
Just like jeans, men's suit pants come in different cuts, to be adapted according to your body shape. The most classic corresponds to a straight leg, also called regular cut. In this case, men's suit pants do not have pleats. They are never worn low-waisted. They may or may not have pockets. Their shape, for its part, can also be semi-slim. In other words, it follows the curve of the leg without sticking to it, which tends to refine the silhouette and lengthen it. It is also a more modern finish than a perfectly straight fall.
The pleated pants, meanwhile, reveal a fold on the front of the leg, thanks to a seam located on the top of the thigh, at the front of the body. More retro, they are currently coming back to the forefront. Their advantage? They offer greater ease of movement.
How do I choose my suit pants according to my body shape?
Like any item of clothing, men's suit trousers must be adapted to your figure. Thus, certain cuts will probably suit you better than others. If you are small and thin, opt for pleated trousers to add volume, and a high waist to balance the length of your bust and that of your legs. If you are small and strong, opt for a straight cut, but absolutely avoid semi-slim trousers which could make you look sausage-like. Likewise, dare to wear stripes which have the advantage of lengthening the legs. The straight cut is also perfect for tall and thin men, who should also forget about semi-slim trousers which tend to visually stretch the legs. Finally, if you are of standard height, you are lucky and can dare to wear anything, from colored suit trousers to trendy prints, such as checks.
What to wear with men's suit pants?
Suit pants are a great classic in the men's wardrobe. Their advantage is that they immediately offer more elegance to the wearer, provided that they are well accessorized. For a formal and classic style, opt for a light shirt, combined with a suit jacket. For an even more refined and dandy look, add a waistcoat, matching or not, to create a three-piece suit. In winter, know that men's suit pants go perfectly with a sweater. As for shoes, they are historically worn with leather or patent leather city shoes. However, in recent years, they have also been worn alongside white sneakers, for a more youthful and casual look.
With him, every detail is important. Don't forget to add an elegant leather belt. Likewise, choose your pair of socks carefully. Forget sports socks, but opt for light wool in neutral tones.
Our soft and flowing suit pants
Because your well-being is our priority, we try to select only soft and flowing fabrics to make our suit pants. This way, we offer you greater freedom of movement. In terms of length, your suit pants should stop at your ankle, while forming a single fold. If the fabric forms an accordion, it means that your men's suit pants are too long.
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