The Oxford Pant by designer Daiki Suzuki pays tribute to the legendary Oxford Bags, with a few crucial adjustments- Oxford bags, named for the British colloquial term for “baggy pants,” were exceedingly loose-fitting trousers, typically crafted from lightweight flannel. While fitting conventionally from the waist through the thigh, they ballooned below the knee, expanding toward the cuff and hem. The href=' title='Engineered Garments – Nepenthes London'>Engineered Garments version maintains a pronounced yet wearable width consistent throughout the leg, departing from the extreme proportions of the original. Designed to sit at the waist, these pants feature a deep rise and an inseam breaking at the shoe. The front boasts a slightly formal appearance with two pleats, lending an American aesthetic and a formal waist closure. Meanwhile, the back offers a relaxed demeanour with two simple flap pockets. Daiki incorporates signature Engineered Garments touches like the drawstring waist, adjustable from the back, an elastic waistband for improved fit, and a drawcord in the hem enabling wearers to manipulate the pant's shape.