Men's Leather Pants & Trousers | Slim & Jean Cut

Leather Pants and Trousers for Men
Leather trousers run from close biker cuts to straight five-pocket jeans styles. This section covers all of them, made to the waist and leg length you choose.
Which leather

Sheep and lambskin is soft and light, the usual choice for a slim or tube-cut trouser worn out.
Cow aniline keeps the natural grain of the hide, thick but still supple, with more of a broken-in feel.
Cowhide is the firmest and most hard wearing, better for a rugged straight cut than a slim one.

Cuts

Tube cut follows the leg closely from hip to hem
Straight and 501 or 502 jean style for a classic five-pocket look
Bootcut opens slightly below the knee to sit over boots
Cargo adds side pockets on the legs
Quilted-panel and side-lace biker trousers

Other choices
Normal or low waist height; button, zip, button-placket or flap fly; lined or unlined; a knee seam on some tube cuts for shape. The product page lists these for each pair.
Fit and sizing
Choose your waist and leg size from the drop-down at checkout. We email an order confirmation that lists the waist and inseam for that size so you can check them, and you can reply for an adjustment or a size that is not on the list. Leather has almost no stretch, so measure over nothing, not over jeans.
Care
Hang trousers by the hem in clips or fold them over a padded bar. Keep them away from heat, condition two or three times a year, and let them dry naturally if they get wet.
Common questions
Do leather trousers stretch? Sheep and lambskin relax a little at the knee and seat with wear. Cowhide barely moves. Order your true measurement, not a size up.
What do you wear underneath? Most people wear a thin base layer. Unlined leather against skin can feel warm and stick in hot weather.
Tube cut or jean style? Tube cut for a close biker line, jean style for a look that reads closer to normal trousers.