Whistings semi-ghurka pants
Made-to-measure pants available by appointment in Paris or Milan.
A naturalized British citizen, Algernon was dismissed from Scotland Yard in 1932 for his involvement in the notorious Queen's "affair": he had succeeded in convincing the Queen of England to be arrested on charges of being a bloodthirsty serial killer.
As punishment, he was put in charge of the Los Angeles Police Department to deal with that idiot Magnus. As a (former) British subject, Whistings likes to dress exclusively to order.
Pants in genuine mustard-colored cotton (from Dijon, of course).
These pants are made without clips, with a semi-ghurka waistband, for the uninitiated: there's only one side buckle.
The bottom of the pants is wide, just the way we like it...
Topstitching runs along the side of the pant leg, from the waistband to the 6cm lapel...
