Very rare Tender Co Woad Natural Dye Cotton Twill Trousers. Made in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Very unique fabric, fabric feels like a heavy blanket. Very comfortable to wear. Coupled with the natural woad dye that shows a brillant blue in sunlight, this pair of pants is certainly eye-catching

Overdyed at least 6 dips in Woad dye and made by traditional British tailors.

Currently retailing for $400 on Tender Co's website, but i'm looking to sell off at $225. Over 40% discount for a pretty unworn piece, grab it for yourself!

Charging a flat $20 fee for worldwide tracked shipping from Singapore, i'm absorbing any tariff costs. Embrace my new minimalist lifestyle so looking to move this on to a good owner!

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Bias cut trews are based on early trousers, which replaced knee-britches worn with knitted hose as practical leg coverings for men. They are cut entirely on the bias (diagonal) of the fabric, so they will stretch around the knee and seat, shaping to fit the wearer over time. Each leg is cut in a single piece, with no outside seam, just a dart running down from the waist to the hip, to allow for some shape and to hold the side pocket opening.

Indigo weaver’s blanket fabrics pattern changes appear randomly across the garment- each piece is unique.

Made in England
Rinsed to shrink
Lost wax cast brass
waistband button
Riveted 2 button fly
100% cotton thread

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Tender Co. uses Woad (Isatis tinctoria), a historic brassica plant, for its natural hand-dyeing and over-dyeing processes.

How Tender Co. Uses Woad:

Plant & Color: Woad yields a softer, complex natural blue (distinct from natural indigo vats) that transforms through oxidation from a yellowish-green liquid to a rich blue upon air exposure.

Garment & Fabric Application: Tender Co. applies woad across various signature goods—including selvedge denim (such as the Type 129 slim jeans), tube-knit terry socks, and workwear jackets—often utilizing piece-dyeing or over-dyeing techniques where the dye ages and fades uniquely with wear.

Design Philosophy: William Kroll’s Tender Co. focuses on British and international manufacturing with process-led, historical, and botanical dyes that yield living, unpredictable patinas over time.