High-Tech Fashion: Tradition with a Twist
06/01/2005
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Tired of the
same old vertically
patterned
corduroy
trousers? The
world’s
largest manufacturer of horizontal
corduroy,
Lindland’s,
is bringing a new kind of cords to the
people. The
goal behind
the
design,
says
company founder Chris
Lindland, is
to
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produce an
“aerodynamic corduroy
pant”
that
also
lowers the wearer’s heat
index.Designed to fit loosely, Lindland’s Cordarounds feature a straight leg cut with a slight flare, a flat front (no pleats), and a 19-inch leg opening. This style also has oversize two-
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and-a-half-inch
belt loops to
accommodate wider
belts. Cordarounds are
available in
several hues, all sporting
colorfully patterned pockets and
lining,
for
$88.New to Lindland’s line are Summerounds—horizontally patterned
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seersucker pants.
Casual
yet
classic, this
style follows Lindland’s
“parallel to
the
street” design
vision and is available
in blue with
burnt
orange
pockets or
tan
with crimson pockets for
$77.
Lindland’s Cordarounds, www.cordarounds.com