Pants
Although ”chino” is often used as the name for a style of trousers, chino is in fact the name of a 100% cotton twill cloth, developed by Sir Harry Lumsden in 1848. While stationed in India, he mixed a combination of coffee, curry and mulberries for dye to camouflage his white uniform. The shade was named khaki after the Hindi word for ”dust”. After World War II, the plain-front trousers and chinos became a common sight on college campuses – Hollywood soon followed, leading a generation to define chinos as a symbol of effortlessly cool American style.
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BGliam Nebraska Chino Blue

BGliam Nebraska Chino Brown

BGmenzo Rory Chino Khaki

BGmenzo Rory Chino Army

BGpalco Ian Pant Black

BGpalco Cord Chino Navy

BGmenzo Vecchio Chino Pale Khaki

BGmenzo Vecchio Chino Dark Navy
BGpaulo Pavia 1 V2 Chino Fudge

BGpaulo Pavia 1 V2 Chino Army

BGpaulo Pavia 1 V2 Chino Fungi
BGpaulo Pavia 1 V2 Chino Ecru

BGpaulo Pavia 1 V2 Chino Khaki













