Trousers & Shorts

Tailored and relaxed trousers, plus warm-weather shorts. Waist and inseam measurements are in the size guide on the product page.
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The Trouser Edit

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The TM Limited Trouser Range

Trousers set the line of an outfit. Our edit runs from clean flat-front chinos to wool-blend and pleated tailoring — cut with a considered rise and a leg that falls straight. Comfortable enough for every day, sharp enough to dress up.

Choosing Your Colour

Start with navy, stone and charcoal — they anchor almost any top. A stone trouser lightens a look; charcoal and navy keep it sharp. Match the formality of the fabric to the occasion: cotton for relaxed, wool-blend for smart.

When Is a Trouser the Right Choice?

Tailored trousers lift a polo or knit into smart-casual and hold the office with a shirt. Chinos handle the weekend; pleated wool carries an evening. Whenever denim feels too casual, a good trouser is the answer.

FAQ

Your questions answered

Where can I buy TM Limited trousers?

Directly here at TM Limited. Everything in this collection is available to order and ships within the United States.

How do I measure for the right fit?

Measure your natural waist and your inseam from crotch to hem on a trouser that fits you well. Compare to the size guide on each product page.

How should trousers fit?

The waistband should sit comfortably without straining, the seat should be clean without pulling, and the hem should land with little to no break for a modern line.

What makes a quality trouser?

Look at the fabric weight and finish, a lined or curtained waistband, clean seams, and a hem that hangs straight. Wool-blend and long-staple cotton wear best.

How do I choose my size?

Take your usual waist for a tailored fit; size up for a relaxed cut. If between sizes, size up and have the waist taken in for the cleanest result.

How do I care for my trousers?

Follow the care label — most wool-blends are best dry-cleaned, while cotton chinos can be machine-washed cold and hung to dry. Steam rather than press to keep the crease natural.