Trousers #1 in charcoal black herringbone Serbian tweed

I always keep a little bell in my trouser pocket. A small copper one. My grandfather Jovan gave it to me, and his maternal uncle Željko had given it to him. He found it in a fish he bought at the market from a blind man. The blind man had one eye closed, and the other was looking somewhere, either into the sky or into hell. As for why I keep the bell, I will not say. Come another time and I will tell you.

Wide trousers cut using 1940's work trousers patterns.

Thick virgin wool tweed fabric specially made for us in Novi Sad, Serbia, using restored 1950's looms. Ivory white washed cotton lining from Uzbekistan. Vegetable-tanned leather buttons. Sorcery.