We often return to the idea that when it comes to relatively rare USA-made menswear finds, well, there’s a reason that’s a seldom-seen category these days. As you might say, “they don’t make ’em like they used to,” and yet, when it comes to New England-based Warren menswear… things are actually the opposite.

As you might have encountered when scouring the pages of this site, Warren keeps things close-knit in the best way possible, working with New England factories and producers to craft a handsome run of old-school-inspired gear, from athletic-minded throwback sweatshirts to durable yet supple flannel shirting and expertly crafted tees. It’s not easy work, but that’s the payoff for founder Peter Warren.

That approach and attention to detail shines through in the tight-knit collection, but you can still get dressed from head to toe with Warren, as the company also makes ballcaps in addition to pocket tees and some of the best flannel shirts for men (at least, in my experience). The real star of the show, at least in my neck of the woods? The Warren Montcalm Easy Trousers, crafted from dependable navy melange wool.

The company notes that “as we worked with this wool blend fabric more and more, we couldn’t help but experiment with it,” leading to the 91% Wool, 8% Nylon and1% Spandex blend that was milled by American Woolen in Stafford Springs, CT and sewn by New England Shirt Co. in Fall River, MA.

Talk about keeping things local and regional, with the end result proving highly stylish and perfectly easygoing, yet polished enough perhaps to wear with a cardigan and a chambray shirt.

Less of a jogger and more of a traditional trouser, thanks to the patch pockets and the pintuck sewn down the front of the pants, the American-made company notes that the Warren Montcalm Easy Trousers blend the feel of a lounge pant with the refinement of dress trousers.

If early looks are any indication, that combination should prove highly useful in your menswear rotation this season. Find out more about the Warren Montcalm Easy Trousers ahead of fall ASAP, folks.