Spring Summer 26
Introducing the Spring Summer Collection from New & Lingwood— a refined blend of heritage craftsmanship and warm-weather ease.
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Brown & Blue Glen Check Single Pleat Linen Trousers
Crafted from 100% fine linen, these brown and blue check trousers bring a heritage pattern to warm-weather dressing. The classic glen check is rendered in rich earth and navy tones, offering a versatile foundation for both relaxed and refined occasions. Tailored with a single reverse pleat for subtle structure, they feature knee lining for lasting comfort and shape retention. Silver side adjusters provide a clean, belt-free fit, while slanted front pockets and two single jetted back pockets maintain a streamlined silhouette. An unfinished 37" hem allows for personalized tailoring to achieve the perfect break. Complementary brace buttons can be attached to these trousers upon request.
Pair with the matching jacket for a complete statement or wear separately to introduce pattern and texture to any summer ensemble.
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- DHL Standard Shipping (3 - 5 days) - £7
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- Goods purchased online can be returned at any time within 30 days of dispatch for an automatic refund or exchange, the exception to this is underwear which is not returnable.
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Brown & Blue Glen Check Single Pleat Linen Trousers
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The Glen Check
The Glen check, or glen plaid, emerged in the 19th century from traditional Highland checks, originally woven for gameskeeper's outfits in Scotland. Evolving from rural utility into a symbol of elevated style, the pattern became a cornerstone of British tailoring. Today, it remains synonymous with heritage, versatility and understated sophistication.
