


Goodfellow & Co Men's Straight Fit Chino Pants
We designed these straight fit chinos to be the pair you reach for whenever the day demands both polish and comfort. The silhouette sits naturally at the waist with a straight leg through the hip and thigh, offering a modern tailored look that never feels restrictive. Built from a cotton-blend twill with just enough stretch, they hold their shape through long workdays and transition seamlessly to evening plans.
These chinos come in seven versatile colorways, from classic khaki and navy to seasonal earth tones. The hidden stretch waistband flexes when you move, while reinforced belt loops and bartack stitching at stress points ensure they last through dozens of washes. We finished them with flat-front styling and a clean hem that pairs equally well with dress shoes or sneakers.
What Makes This Chino Different

Fabric & Construction Details
We selected a mid-weight cotton twill that balances structure with breathability. The 98% cotton base gives these chinos the crisp hand you expect from dress-casual pants, while 2% elastane adds recovery so they return to shape after sitting or crouching. At 8.5 ounces per square yard, the fabric weight is substantial enough to drape cleanly without feeling stiff.
Every pair goes through garment washing before it ships, which pre-shrinks the fabric and softens the hand. You’ll notice the twill has a slight texture that hides minor wrinkles better than flat-weave chinos. We use flat-felled seams along the inseam and outseam for a clean interior finish, and all stress points get double-needle stitching. The same techniques we apply across our denim and casual pants keep seams flat against the skin even after repeated wear.

Fit Guide: Straight Leg Silhouette
Our straight fit sits between a slim and relaxed cut. It follows the natural line of your leg from hip to ankle without tapering or flaring, creating a balanced silhouette that works on most body types. The rise measures 10.5 inches on a size 32 waist, positioning the waistband just below your natural waist for a modern mid-rise feel.
Through the seat and thigh, you get enough room to move comfortably without excess fabric bunching. The leg opening measures 16 inches on a size 32 waist, which accommodates most shoe styles from loafers to low-profile sneakers. If you typically wear a slim fit and want more room in the thigh, order your usual waist size. If you prefer a looser fit overall, consider sizing up one waist size and hemming to your preferred inseam.
Care Instructions to Maintain Shape
Machine wash these chinos in cold water with like colors. We recommend turning them inside out to preserve the color and protect the fabric surface. Use a standard detergent and avoid bleach, which can weaken the elastane fibers and cause the fabric to lose its recovery.
Tumble dry on low heat or hang to air dry. High heat can shrink the cotton and degrade the stretch component over time. If you need to iron them, use a medium setting while the fabric is still slightly damp for the easiest wrinkle removal. The garment-washed finish means they’ll soften further with each wash, developing a broken-in feel without losing their tailored appearance.



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Questions About Our Straight Fit Chinos
Our straight fit offers more room through the hip and thigh compared to the slim fit, with a consistent leg width from knee to ankle. The straight leg opening measures 16 inches on a size 32 waist, while the slim fit tapers to 14.5 inches. If you prefer a closer fit or typically wear tapered pants, the slim fit will feel more familiar. The straight fit works well for athletic builds or anyone who wants a classic silhouette with extra comfort through the leg.
These straight fit chinos use a cotton-stretch twill that's breathable and has a traditional look and feel. Our tech chinos use a synthetic-blend fabric with moisture-wicking and wrinkle-resistant properties, making them better suited for travel or humid climates. The tech version has a slightly more athletic drape, while these maintain a classic chino hand. Both offer the same straight fit silhouette and come in similar colorways.
We garment-wash every pair before shipping, which pre-shrinks the fabric and minimizes further shrinkage. If you wash in cold water and tumble dry on low heat as recommended, you should see less than 1% additional shrinkage. High heat can cause the cotton to contract and the elastane to degrade, so we recommend avoiding hot water and high dryer settings. Most customers find the fit stays consistent through dozens of washes when following care instructions.
Yes, these straight fit chinos meet most business casual requirements. The flat-front styling and tailored silhouette pair well with button-down shirts and dress shoes. We recommend the khaki, navy, or charcoal colorways for more conservative office environments. Pair them with a blazer for client meetings or presentations. They're substantial enough to look polished but comfortable enough to wear all day.
If you're between sizes, we recommend ordering the larger waist size. The hidden stretch waistband provides about an inch of give, so the larger size will accommodate fluctuations throughout the day without feeling tight. You can always use a belt to adjust the fit if needed. The straight leg silhouette doesn't change dramatically between sizes, so going up won't make the pants look oversized through the leg.
You can hem them at home if you're comfortable using a sewing machine, but we recommend a tailor for the cleanest finish. The twill fabric doesn't fray easily, which makes it beginner-friendly for alterations. If you choose to hem them yourself, use a needle appropriate for medium-weight cotton and maintain the original hem allowance of about 1.5 inches. A tailor will typically charge ten to fifteen dollars to hem a pair of chinos and can match the original stitching.
The dye process we use is designed for colorfastness through at least 50 washes. Most customers report minimal fading even after six months of regular wear and washing. To preserve color longevity, wash in cold water with like colors and turn the pants inside out before washing. Darker shades like navy and charcoal may show slight fading over time, but it's typically even across the fabric and maintains a clean appearance.






