The Taunton Trouser

Studio Nicholson puts a modern spin on heritage tailoring with the ...

Studio Nicholson puts a modern spin on heritage tailoring with the Taunton trousers. They’re cut from our heritage wool: a suiting cloth with a heavier, sturdier hand feel that lends itself to easy every day wear, and constructed with single forward pleats, a coin pocket and pistol waist adjusters.

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The Fume is a designer trouser informed by the ease of 1990s tailoring. An unstructured evolution of the Studio Nicholson Vital, it is defined by a soft curve through the leg and a pressed crease that brings clarity to the relaxed silhouette. Designed for women and men, the Fume balances volume with refined construction. The result is a premium tailored trouser that combines ease, proportion, and everyday function.

Relaxed tailored trousers should create space through the leg while maintaining definition through their cut and construction. The Fume uses a softly curved shape to create volume, balanced by a pressed crease for a more precise finish. This allows the trouser to feel generous without losing structure. For further guidance on Studio Nicholson trouser silhouettes and sizing, consult the Fit Guide.

Relaxed tailoring works through considered proportions and simple layers. The Fume can be worn with a crisp shirt for a more structured combination or paired with knitwear to soften the silhouette. A shorter jacket can emphasise the curved leg, while longer outerwear creates a continuous, fluid line. Its restrained construction allows the trouser to move between more formal tailoring and everyday modular dressing.

Both silhouettes approach tailoring through proportion, but the Fume offers a softer, more relaxed interpretation. Developed as an unstructured update to the Vital trouser, the Fume introduces a curved leg while retaining definition through its pressed crease. The result is a more fluid silhouette with the considered finish of tailored trousers. Choosing between them depends on the degree of structure and volume preferred.

The Fume is defined by the relationship between fabric, construction, and proportion. Textured wool cotton, two-tone tailoring, and other considered fabrications give the curved silhouette enough body while allowing it to move naturally. A pressed crease introduces precision without making the shape feel rigid. This balance of material and form gives the Fume the refined character of luxury tailoring while retaining the ease required for repeated wear.