150s & 200s Isaia Charcoal Wool Pants. 39W; Added a pair of 32s

After a long summer clerking out of town, I am back home. I was staying with my in-laws, and my limited sales made them think I was running some kind of sweatshop in their attic. They did not witness the "normal" volume of sales that I like to have. First items I am selling upon returning home are 6 pairs of charcoal & steel colored wool pants by Isaia for Adriano & Sons. I didn't take any pictures of the Isaia tags, but I guarantee that all are made by Isaia. The Isaia tag is either around the waist or in the back pocket. Also, the construction quality is clearly up to pair with Isaia's mainline. I had a friend of mine send me this lot. I have another size 50 & 56 on their way. This construction of all of these pants is incredible. There is pick stitching on every pair. The construction quality or cut does not seem to differ by the wool. Just the feel of the pants. The 200s are incredibly smooth, and the worsted pair are incredible workhorse wool pants. All of the pants have button flys. ALL PANTS ARE SINGLE PLEAT. I think the sillouette of these pants is great. They are slim (as you can tell by the measurements), but they don't smash your junk. All pants on unhemmed and most are still basted. Some have every single pocket, including the hidden coin pocket, basted. Sorry about the thumbnail pics. I forgot to resize the pictures before uploading & I didn't want a tone of huge pics in the thread. CLICK THEM. It will be worth it. 1) Eu 46 Worsted Wool. These have pick stitching. Hand stitching that reinforces the pocket and waistband. There are 8 buttons on these pants. One is a hidden button that closes in a break between the pants and the waistband. Hidden button Pic $old shipped CONUS Waist: 15.5" Leg Opening: 7.75" Rise: 10.5" 2) Eu 46 Super 150s. These have pick stitching. Hand stitching that reinforces the pocket and waistband. There are 8 buttons on these pants. One is a hidden button that closes in a break between the pants and the waistband. Hidden button Pic $old shipped CONUS. I know the pics show a worsted tag, but these are the same as #1 (color & construction) Waist: 15.5" Leg Opening: 7.75" Rise: 10.5" 3) Eu 48 Super 120s. These have pick stitching. Contrast buttons. Split Waistband. Nice blue waist lining. JUST GOT ANOTHER PAIR OF THESE. Same as pictured, but they have a pink lining. They are made for one of Adrianos spin-offs. $150 shipped CONUS Pics at the end!!! Waist: 15.75" Leg Opening: 8" Rise: 10.5" 4) Eu 50 Worsted. These have pick stitching. Hand stitching that reinforces the pocket and waistband. There are 8 buttons on these pants. One is a hidden button that closes in a break between the pants and the waistband. Hidden button Pic $old Shipped CONUS Waist: 17" Leg Opening: 8.5" Rise: 11" 5) Eu 56 Super 150s. These have pick stitching. Hand stitching that reinforces the pocket and waistband. There are 8 buttons on these pants. One is a hidden button that closes in a break between the pants and the waistband. Hidden button Pic $old Shipped CONUS Waist: 19.5" Leg Opening: 9" Rise: 11.5" 6) Eu 56 Super 200s. These have tons of pick stitching. Hand stitching that reinforces the pocket and waistband. Contrast color buttons. $old Shipped CONUS Waist: 19.5" Leg Opening: 9" Rise: 11.5"

Those two are both Charcoal. The color difference between the steel and charcoal is almost unnoticeable.

Sorry. I updated the thread for a typo. #3 has a 8" leg opening.

#4 are sold; however, I will be getting another pair of EU 50s w/ the contrast buttons.

Yeah. I originally though the button was a spare to be used if one fell off. Only after about 20 minutes did I realize that there was a split below the waistband.

You could close your eyes and tell which pair is the 200s. They almost feel like silk, but they are heavier in weight. All of the fabrics are very soft. The pairs I call worsted have WV on the Isaia & retail tag. I only assumed that they stood for virgin worsted. They are a slightly rougher fabric compared to the others... Not rough, but rougher than the 150s. I imagine the WV pants would handle slightly more wear & tear.

They are 3-4 season weight.