{"id":33217,"date":"2020-05-15T09:00:58","date_gmt":"2020-05-15T07:00:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lhonoremagazine.com\/2020\/05\/15\/heading-for-the-chino\/"},"modified":"2022-11-26T10:53:12","modified_gmt":"2022-11-26T09:53:12","slug":"heading-for-the-chino","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lhonoremagazine.com\/en\/2020\/05\/15\/heading-for-the-chino\/","title":{"rendered":"Heading for the chino"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The arrival of warm weather and the end of confinement are the opportunity to get out the chinos. L’Honor\u00e9 Magazine tells you all about it.<\/h3>\n\n

By Rapha\u00ebl Sagodira<\/h4>\n\n

This morning, you smile: the weather is nice. You know this means two pieces of good news. You know this means two pieces of good news. The second: you put away the flannel and pull out the chinos<\/a>, which is perhaps even more exciting. Made of cotton, more comfortable than jeans, chinos are nevertheless more dressy. <\/p>\n\n

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Skillful treatments, exclusive colors, ultra-fresh touch for summer or ultra-soft touch for winter give the BERNARD ZINS CHINO CHIC its true letters of nobility.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

How you like these pants… Even if you\nare not particularly warlike! Indeed, the chino finds\nits origin in the military world. The chinos would have been invented by\nthe British army in India around 1840. Sir Harry Lumsden would have had the\nEnglish pants in shades of beige – less dirty than white – which becomes\nfor English colonial uniforms in 1884. Chinos\nare then called “khakis”, which means\n“dust” in India. <\/p>\n\n

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Unlike other dress pants, the chino is exclusively made of cotton and designed in a gabardine (bernard zins).<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

If this is the case, why are we talking about “chino” today? The origin is uncertain. The term comes from the name given to pants sold to American soldiers by the Chinese diaspora in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War of 1898. Other sources mention the 1930s. What is more certain is that the soldiers of the US Army<\/em> wore them during the Second World War. Once demobilized, the G.I Bill<\/em> allowed servicemen to enter universities, introducing the chino as illustrated by painter Norman Rockwell’s Willie Gillis. It is the explosion of the preppy<\/em> style, this style specific to the American students: the madras shirt, the chino and the white bucks<\/em> with brick red soles. <\/p>\n\n

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Its rather high weight gives it an impeccable fall (bernard zins).<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

Pulling you out of your martial reverie, she<\/em> points out that your chinos didn’t stand up at all to your tastings in the Southwestern vineyards last summer. It’s time to renew your stock. Above all, start by plugging your ears when your colleagues give you generous advice. Someone who invents an illustrious genealogy will of course advise you to take “wilted apple green”, “crushed raspberry”, “mourning mimosa” or who knows what name invented by a so-called Viscount. And then what? If you are not from Bordeaux and independent, run away. Another, very familiar one – the one who calls you “guy” – will tell you to find some with embroidered polo players. Sporting fascination of the one who doesn’t have the physique? He prefers embroidered logos that are almost life-size, because his club mates have them. Again: run away. <\/p>\n\n

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the work of the side pockets in bias makes it a little more dressed than the classic pants (bernard zins).<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

No. Your chinos are simple, at least in appearance.\nThey are made of light cotton, in beige, cream or even brick color – if you\ninsistez- but it is not\neverything: didn’t I tell you that your chinos are only simple in appearance?\nThat’s because you’re cheating. Your chinos are made of a blend of cotton and\ncashmere, or cotton and silk for the most luxurious models. In terms of\ndiscrete details reveal the connoisseur: adjusters\nand an extended leg on the hips means you don’t need a belt. The\nshort and narrow leg does not break on the shoe and ends with\ngenerous cuffs that brush against your burgundy tassel loafers or your shoes\nwith tan curls. Final touch because you are a responsible adult: your\nchinos are bound to have an iron-on crease.<\/p>\n\n

Don’t forget to roll up your shirt sleeves and put on a Panama hat. You are now ready for the adventure. <\/p>\n\n

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