Corn County Corduroy Trousers

Anexcellent product. High quality service.

Very good quality of material About pricey

Very good quality of material

Very nice fit,These are a robust well made pair of cords,The purple looks very dashing< Looking forward to wearing these this Autumn/Winter,Excellent value for money,Well worth 5 stars.

Same story

Excellent value and quality.

Not used as yet

Very pleased with my purchase, I was surprised at the excellent fit, although not the quality - because that is always exceptional!

Fantastic colour and great fit.

Great cords and so pleased the legs are not a tight fit.

Beautiful

Stylish, comfortable and good quality

I purchased a pair of Peter Christian Moss Green Cords because I have learnt over the years that the quality is very good and trousers look smart. Pockets are deep and do not go to holes. Whilst their goods are of the highest quality the web site is not very clear. I prefer straight front trousers. Due to the page not being clear I have purchased trousers with pleated fronts. It is to much hassle to return and purchase the ones I actually want. The Cord Trousers page directs the consumer to Cord Trousers with pleats. The flat front cord trousers are "hidden" at the bottom of the page. Each type of trouser should have its own sub page so the type of trouser is easily identifiable to the consumer. Also, the selection of colours for both types of trousers should be same. The selection of colours for flat front cords is very limited. It would be good if there was a "Brown" colour. I was in the Army's Logistic Corps, not the Cavalry.

I purchased a pair of Peter Christian Navy Blue Cords because I have learnt over the years that the quality is very good and look smart. Pockets are deep and do not go to holes. Whilst their goods are of the highest quality the web site is not very clear. I prefer straight front trousers. Due to the page not being clear I have purchased trousers with pleated fronts. It is to much hassle to return and purchase the ones I actually want. The Cord Trousers page directs the consumer to Cord Trousers with pleats. The flat front cord trousers are "hidden" at the bottom of the page. Each type of trouser should have its own sub page so the type of trouser is easily identifiable to the consumer. Also, the selection of colours for both types of trousers should be same. The selection of colours for flat front cords is very limited. It would be good if there was a "Brown" colour. I was in the Army's Logistic Corps, not the Cavalry.