Wool-Drape Suit Trouser

Most listings for a wool trouser say 羊毛混纺 and stop there. This one prints the whole composition — 70% wool, 29.5% polyester, 0.5% conductive fibre — on the colour label itself, and gives the waist in centimetres against all twenty-one sizes it sells, from 73 cm at the smallest to 113 cm at the largest. Both of those are the maker numbers, and both are the reason this pair was chosen over the dozens of listings that leave you to guess. The cloth is a wool drape with a flat front and a pressed crease, cut straight from waist to hem. The lining is not described anywhere on the listing, so we have left it open rather than filling it in.

The label on the colour says what the cloth is

The maker names its own colourways by their content — 70%羊毛 藏青色, 70%羊毛 黑色, 70%羊毛 灰色 — so the wool figure is printed three times over on the listing, once against each colour. The plates beside the garment add the rest of the recipe: 29.5% polyester, which is what keeps the drape and the crease, and 0.5% conductive fibre. Those are the maker numbers. We have not tested the cloth, and nothing here is dressed up as a laboratory result.

Waist, in centimetres

Twenty-one sizes, 29 to 45 in the Chinese scale, and the maker prints the waist measurement in centimetres against every one of them — 73 cm at 29, 81 cm at 32, 91 cm at 36, 113 cm at 45. That turns sizing into something you can check against a pair you already own instead of a chart you have to trust. Inside leg and rise are not published, so they stay open.

What the smallest number does

The 0.5% conductive fibre is the least visible line on the maker plate and the most specific: a fine anti-static thread worked through the cloth so the trouser does not cling to a shirt as you stand up, and does not crackle in a dry room. A listing that names a half of one percent is a listing that knows what is in its cloth.

Details

• Colour: Navy · Black · Grey
• Size: Waist 29 to 45, as the maker lists it — 73 cm to 113 cm. The maker prints the waist in centimetres against every size on the run
• Material: 70% wool, 29.5% polyester, 0.5% conductive fibre — the composition the maker prints on the listing. Lining composition DETAILS TO BE CONFIRMED
• Fit: Straight leg with a flat front and a pressed crease, cut to sit at the waist

Care

• Wool at seventy per cent behaves like wool: give the trouser a day to rest between wearings and hang it by the hem so the crease falls out on its own.
• Press with a damp cloth and a warm iron rather than a hot one — close to a third of this cloth is polyester and will glaze under a hot iron.
• The maker publishes no care label with this listing. We have not invented one, so treat dry cleaning as the safe default until it arrives with its own instructions.

Why we chose it

Because the maker printed the full composition on its own colour labels and gave the waist in centimetres for all twenty-one sizes — the two things a buyer can actually check, instead of a claim to be taken on trust.

One piece is fine. Buy a single piece at the price shown, or ask for a trade quote from ten units — written by a person, never read off a table.