Ambrosi Napoli

[JubeiSpiegel]

I'm still flagging as spam though...

 

[justridiculous]

Okay, sorry about the delay. So, they're all a size 38-40 US. One pair is a navy twill wool, and these are in perfect condition. Flat front, cuffs. The measurements are as follows:

Waist - 20 inches
Rise - 12 inches
Leg opening - 9.25 inches
Inseam - 32 inches

The second pair is a heavy brown wool. There are some spots on the bottom of one pant leg (see photos), but a dry cleaner should be able to get them out. Flat front, cuffs. The measurements are as follows:

Waist - 19.75 inches
Rise - 12.5 inches
Leg opening - 9.25 inches
Inseam - 31.5 inches

The third pair is a lightweight wool in a gray/blue. It's a gorgeous color. There are some snags at the bottom of one pants leg. Double-reverse pleats, cuffs. The measurements are as follows:

Waist - 19.5 inches
Rise - 12 inches
Leg opening - 9.5 inches
Inseam - 31.75 inches

Here are some photos:




















If there is interest, shoot me a message! I'm still deciding whether or not I'll be selling them.

 

[justridiculous]

By the way, you can't really tell in the photos, but the brown pants have green flecks throughout the wool. It's very cool looking.

 

[justridiculous]

In case there's still some interest in the pants I mentioned last month:

http://www.styleforum.net/t/518868/two-pairs-of-ambrosi-trousers-pents/0_50

 

[chogall]

Permanent Style put up a review of ambrosi pants yesterday if anyone is interested.

 

[VRaivio]

ˆ...and The Salva responded in the review's comment section -- if anyone is interested.

 

[venividivicibj]

typical.

 

[Spaghettimatt]

Can anyone tell me what the hell the button at the top of the fly (the side with the buttonholes) does on Ambrosi-style pants? I can't for the life of my figure it out.

See here for a photo: https://i.frg.im/tK7WrqrW/116398424094-2.jpg

 

[jonathanS]

Can anyone tell me what the hell the button at the top of the fly (the side with the buttonholes) does on Ambrosi-style pants? I can't for the life of my figure it out.

See here for a photo: https://i.frg.im/tK7WrqrW/116398424094-2.jpg

Can anyone tell me what the hell the button at the top of the fly (the side with the buttonholes) does on Ambrosi-style pants? I can't for the life of my figure it out.

See here for a photo: https://i.frg.im/tK7WrqrW/116398424094-2.jpg

Fairly certain it’s an Neapolitan thing. I have it on a pair of Kiton trousers for a suit & my Solito trousers for a suit have it as well.

 

[dieworkwear]

Can anyone tell me what the hell the button at the top of the fly (the side with the buttonholes) does on Ambrosi-style pants? I can't for the life of my figure it out.

See here for a photo: https://i.frg.im/tK7WrqrW/116398424094-2.jpg

It fastens between the bar tacks on the other side. Most, if not all, of my Neapolitan trousers have that.

 

[gdl203]

It goes in the small buttonhole that is incorporated in the seam between the waistband and front.

 

[emptym]

It keeps the fly nice and flat. It's pretty common for a fly to pucker or bow out near the top, next to the waistband. This button prevents that.

 

[Spaghettimatt]

It fastens between the bar tacks on the other side. Most, if not all, of my Neapolitan trousers have that.

It goes in the small buttonhole that is incorporated in the seam between the waistband and front.
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Oh man I have been walking around with my fly down for far too long now.

Thanks both.

 

[varsityreds0123]

What's wrong with the fly bowing out a little and giving off the impression that I'm packing some serious heat?

 

[brax]

Yes, my Tofani trousers have that button as well. When I first received the trousers I thought that the button would come undone easily. But, nope. Still solid after 3+ years.