The right pair of trousers can be the most quietly powerful item you wear, but get it wrong and you’ll instantly dull the shine of the trending pieces you spent so long chasing.

Yes, it’s easy to simply plump for your tried-and-tested slim-fit black jeans for the umpteenth time, but there’s a whole wardrobe full of top-notch trews that’ll look just as slick given half the chance.

Apart from the jacket and sneakers, you need to focus on the trousers as well. Because if they are the right ones, you will nail the look. If they are not, then you can mess up the look you have been striving to outshine in.

Here are some 7 modern trousers styles all men should have.

Corduroy Trousers 

While wearing a corduroy, you need to make sure that you wear it well because that way, it would be the best indispensable trousers. With those 1970’s revivals lately, you could steal the spotlight of anyone aiming high to look fly.

The texture is wool or cotton that has parallel lines on its callee wales. As they are durable, they are rough and tumble in the outlook wise. You could say it is the Indiana Jones leg-wear. They could help you stay warm in the cold weather. When it is worn casually, that is when they look the best. Dark-colored corduroys with a sweatshirt along with leather sneaker is a clear sign that he is not a fellow at Oxbridge. It could give a formal look too because it the strip fabric on it. The corduroy suit with a roll and monk strap shoes is always considered to be the party season wear.

Wool Trousers

A firm favourite of fashion bloggers (the kind who don’t dress like anime astronauts, that is) and art directors the world over, wool trousers offer a throwback to the days when jeans weren’t the de facto king of legwear.

Perfect both for styling with other tailored separates or smartening a casual getup, wool trousers have been a mainstay amongst industry insiders for years – and their popularity isn’t showing any signs of waning.

While you’ll often see them dressed down with a pair of sneakers by arbiters of cool hanging outside loft offices leisurely puffing on roll-ups, they work just as well styled in a more traditional way. For inspiration, cast your eye to Pitti Uomo where they’re often grounded with a pair of brogues, Derbies or double monks.

Relaxed-Legged Trousers 

The relaxed-legged trousers work the best for them. These are 1950’s inspired garment as Levi’s 501 cuts that most of the men wear for style while models are hearing up to wear them as well. 

The length would look the best somewhere near the eyelets and on top of the shoe. The contrasting look of these trousers with the rest of the wardrobe would bring you to the spotlight. 

Linen Trousers

Because of the designers’ effort, these trousers could work out now. Those modern leg lines make everybody look flatter. It has no crease on it, making it more practical as being breezy as well. That old-time draper linen suit having some sneakers and a plain t-shirt would be some vibe in the room. 

Twill Chinos

A good piece of workwear puts in a shift if you want to assert your old-school masculine credentials. In twill chinos, quality craftsmanship meets reliability and style in a perfect ménage à trews of cool that’s still exceptionally wearable.

Cut from heavyweight cotton, woven to create a surface comprising diagonal parallel ridges, twill is a traditional material that, if invested in, will give excellent cost-per-wear calculations thanks to its hardy nature.

Plus, every scuff on a pair of twill chinos tells a story – even if the only ‘work’ you end up doing in them is loafing about on Twitter. In twill the beleaguered chino also breaks out of the realm of ‘Ibiza lads on tour’ into an altogether more grown-up sense of place and tradition.

Slimline Joggers

There have been some excellent hybrids over the years: the shacket, the snood, er, Kimye, but none boast as much staying power as athleisure, which is a rare example of fashion and function joining forces for the greater good.

The sports-luxe movement is still a draw Stateside, and while UK labels took slightly longer to catch up, young Brits have taken the look to their hearts. Combining the “it feels like I’m wearing nothing at all” comfort of joggers with the slim-fit of a more contemporary work trouser, they’re equally at home in the pub or the gym.

Cargo Pants

They have made their way back in a more stylish way. It would be better if tailored, and the pockets would look much better if they stay empty. An over-shirt on for the weekend would be great, whereas black cargo trousers could work out with a white oxford shirt with some navy coat.

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