Black Ann Demeulemeester trousers cut from 100% virgin wool, with a clean, elongated silhouette and understated tailoring. Features include a structured waistband with belt loops, concealed front fastening, slanted side pockets and sharply pressed creases. The legs fall in a relaxed, subtly flared straight cut, with distinctive angular breaks at the hems that give the silhouette an irregular, almost unfinished finish. A restrained example of the label’s androgynous tailoring, balancing traditional menswear construction with a slightly disrupted outline.
Likely late 1990s to early 2000s, although the exact season cannot be confirmed from the labels and construction alone. The Belgian-made virgin wool construction is consistent with the label’s tailoring from this period.
