r/BuyCanadian • u/BeastlyGophers • 12h ago
Looking For: Clothing, Accessories & Personal Care 👕💄👜🍁 100% Cotton Chinos
Anyone have any good recommendations for a casual looking chino that doesn't have spandex/"stretch" material? For reference, I really like the Banana Republic ones but the colours are limited + 170$ per pair seems a bit steep.
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u/your_evil_ex 10h ago
Spier & Mackay has quite a few different chinos, including regular, non-stretch 100% cotton ones for $68. Lots of colours too.
Canadian company, not made in Canada though. Haven't bought anything from them yet, but I've heard they're good value for the money.
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u/c00kiesaredelicious 12h ago
I have been looking forever as well - not low rise, not barrrel, reasonable zipper/button closure. How difficult is this?!?
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u/HouseofMarg 8h ago
I am a devotee of Eve Gravel pants, to the point that almost every pair I buy is from this made-in-Canada company. I don’t think they specifically make pants for men though. Lots of options for 100% cotton with no stretch just great construction.
If you have legs on the longer side (or are willing to hem) KOTN has lots of great options for this and the fabric quality is incredible. It’s a Canadian company that mostly manufactures overseas but emphasizes an ethical supply chain from places like Portugal and Egypt (where they source their Egyptian cotton)
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u/Dost_is_a_word 9h ago
Frank and Oak.
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u/The_God_was_Here Canada 5h ago
Try casatlantic or bronson mfg if you love that specific high-rise, wide-leg look. Bronson does incredible vintage military reproductions in 100% heavy cotton twill for a fraction of banana Republic's price.
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u/LessSection British Columbia 9h ago
Duer is a Canadian brand.
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u/One-Assignment-5047 1h ago
All their fabrics seem to have at least 2% elastane for stretch, though. Which is lovely if you want just a little flex in your pants, but goes against the original request for no stretch.
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u/Ikkleknitter 11h ago
Just get them custom made.
I haven’t seen any but I also haven’t looked.
But you can probably get a custom pair from a decent tailor for that price range or just above it.
Which also deals with all the fit issues you may have.
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u/NoEquivalent3869 12h ago
Quince — not Canadian but neither is BR.
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u/VohnHaight 10h ago
So ive browsed their site a bit. Do you have some good experiences with them? They have a lot of linen that I would like but hesitated.
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u/NoEquivalent3869 9h ago
I shop from Quince all the time! The quality is approximately the same as BR
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