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Presenting the "Ultimate Chino" Khaki Trouser by Ballin.
Meet your new Favorite pants.
- manufactured by Ballin Trousers
- High Performance: the latest technology "HydroCotton" construction for enduring stain protection and wrinkle resistance (for more detail, click the "Technical Specs" tab above)
- features Comfort EZE, a high-performance stretch twill, retaining breathability and stretch for maximum comfort and performance. (for more detail, click the "Technical Specs" tab above)
- Optimal Fit for Shorter Men:
- True Short Rise & Trim-Fit (to eliminate bunching and create a clean, crisp, more professional look for the shorter man).
- Proper Inseam (hem length): Available in any inseam from 26-30" or UH (unhemmed)
- For Inseams other than 28" or 29" (longer, shorter, or unhemmed), simply select "other" from the drop-down box above. You will be asked to specify your requirements at checkout.
- Modern Style: Uncuffed Hem, Flat-Front (the most universally flattering style for men of all shapes and sizes).
This unique combination of Fit, Style, Comfort and Performance make it the Ultimate Chino.
Indulge in a pair today.
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Features
- True Short-Rise: Rise refers to the measurement of the distance between a pant's crotch and waist. Based on 34" waist pant, regular rise is considered a rise of 11" or greater. "Short Rise" refers to a rise of 10" or less (based on a 34" waist trouser). Our Ballin trousers feature a 9.75" rise on a 34" waist trouser.
- Why Short-Rise? If you are generally happy with the fit of your average, department store Khaki pants, aside from the length of course, you are probably okay with a regular rise. However, if (like many men) you experience bunching and sagging through the seat and thighs, it is probably because the rise on your pants is too long for you and you may eliminate the problem by switching to short rise trousers.
- Trim Fit: a slimmer fit through the thighs and legs for a clean, crisp, more professional and lengthening look for the shorter man.
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