The Everett is the cut we point most men to first, and this is the Everett in corduroy. Same block as the denim: mid-rise, relaxed through the hip and thigh, then a gentle taper from the knee down. It holds a clean line without ever feeling tight.
The cloth is an 8 oz stretch corduroy the house calls Mello, and the name is fair. It has the softness of a cord you have owned for years, straight off the rack, with two percent elastane so the knees recover instead of bagging out by mid-afternoon. Antique Black is not a flat black. It is a dimensional black wash with tonal stitching, so it reads lived-in rather than new, and it goes with everything dark denim goes with.
Fits true to your usual jean waist. The inseam is listed at 32 inches but the Everett tends to sit closer to 33, so plan on a hem if you like a clean break. We take care of that in-house.
Wear it where you would wear dark denim, and a few places you would not: under a tweed sport coat, with a shawl cardigan, with a Shetland crew. Our pick for a fall five-pocket that is not a jean.