Black Leather Lace Up Pants for Men

These leather lace up pants are black cowhide biker trousers with a full lace-up run down the outside of each leg. The laces thread through metal eyelets from below the waistband to the ankle, so each leg can be drawn in closer or eased out over a boot independently of the waist size you choose.

Product introduction

These leather lace up pants are built around one detail that changes both the fit and the look: a full lace-up run down the outside of each leg. They are cut from genuine cowhide leather with a rugged yet supple texture, which is exactly the right hide for a lace-up trouser, because the eyelet rows, the seat and the knees all take repeated flex and pull when you sit, stand and move through a long night. The laces are not decoration stitched onto a finished seam; they thread through metal eyelets along each outer leg so the leg can be drawn in closer or eased out, which gives a lace-up pant its second fit adjustment on top of the waist size you choose.

Cowhide, closures and lining

The front closes with a snap button waist and a durable zip fly, and the waistband carries belt loops if you want to add your own belt. Inside, a smooth polyester lining gives a comfortable feel against the skin and helps the pants slide over boots and socks instead of dragging. The classic five pocket layout keeps the front looking like a proper trouser rather than a costume piece: two front pockets, a small coin pocket and two back pockets, with the rear pockets visible in the back view of the gallery. Reinforced stitching holds the pocket mouths, the waistband and the lace panels, which are the points that work hardest on a close fitting leather trouser. The black finish is even and deep, so the pants pair with a leather jacket, a fitted top or a uniform style shirt without fighting for attention.

The lace-up leg

The side lacing runs the full outer leg on both sides, from below the waistband to the ankle, through silver-tone eyelets with black laces. Pulled snug, it gives the lean, uninterrupted line that lace-up pants are bought for. Eased slightly, it gives room over a tall boot shaft or a stronger calf. Because both legs lace independently, you can set each side to your own leg rather than accepting a single fixed tube width, which is the practical advantage of this design over a plain zip or a fixed skinny leg. The front gallery view shows how the lace rows sit flat against the leg when tied, and the back view shows the run continuing cleanly past the rear pockets. Keep the laces tied flat and even; a twisted lace digs in and spoils the line the design is meant to give.

Styling

This is a biker and leather scene trouser. On the road it reads as a classic lace-up riding pant over boots; in the leather community it sits naturally with BLUF style dressing, a fitted black top, a uniform shirt or a leather jacket, which is how the gallery wears it. The five pocket front keeps it grounded as real clothing, so it also works for gigs, shoots, pride events, festivals and themed nights where plain black trousers would disappear. Boots, belts and tops in the photographs are styling only and are not included; what you receive is the pants. It is not presented as protective motorcycle armour and it has no armour pockets claimed; it is a leather trouser built for style, fit and scene wear, with the durability that genuine cowhide gives everyday use.

Who they are built for

These pants are built for riders and for men in the leather and BLUF scene who want a trouser that adjusts to the leg instead of hanging off it. If you wear tall boots, have a stronger calf, or like the leg drawn close for the evening and eased for the ride home, the independent lacing on each leg gives you that control. They suit anyone building a leather wardrobe around pieces that work as hard at a bar or an event as they do on the bike.

Fit and sizing

The Waist Size option runs 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50, with Made to Measure last. Choose your size from your actual waist measurement, taken around where the waistband will sit, over light clothing, with the tape level and snug but not pulled tight. The retained trousers size chart on this listing tabulates waist 30 to 46; at waist 36 it lists hips 42, front rise 9.75, back rise 15, thigh 24, knee 19, calf 18, bottom 13.5 and full length 43. At waist 40 it lists hips 46, front rise 10.25, back rise 16, thigh 26, knee 20, calf 19, bottom 14.5 and full length 43.5. At waist 46 it lists hips 49, front rise 11, back rise 16.5, thigh 27.5, knee 22.5, calf 21.5, bottom 17 and full length 44. All chart measurements are in inches. The chart does not tabulate waist 48 or 50, and no chart values are claimed for those sizes in this copy. If you wear 48 or 50, order by your measured waist and share your hip, thigh and inseam with your order, or choose Made to Measure so the pattern is cut to your proportions. The retained how to measure image shows exactly where each number comes from: waist where you wear the pant, hip, thigh at the crotch, knee, calf, ankle, inseam and waist to crotch. Sending those figures with a Made to Measure order lets the lacing do the fine adjustment it is designed for instead of compensating for a guessed size.

Made to Measure, production and shipping

Made to Measure replaces the old made to order wording on this listing. It is priced at the standard price plus 25 dollars for the made piece, and production lead time is 3 business days before dispatch, the same lead time as a standard size. These pants are made after you order and checked before dispatch, so whether you take a standard waist or a made pair, the eyelets, laces, snaps and lining are finished for your order rather than pulled from old stock. Prices are the same across catalogs and this listing carries no sale pricing; no compare at price is shown. For orders delivered in the USA, duties are included and the pants can be described as DDP in the USA. For delivery outside the USA, this copy does not promise duty inclusive delivery, and any local duties or taxes in the destination country follow the checkout and carrier terms shown at purchase.

Leather character and care

Cowhide is the tougher trouser hide. It starts firmer than softer garment leathers, holds a sharper leg line, and resists the scuffs that the shin, knee and seat collect on a bike, on bar stools and in crowded rooms. That firmness at first wear is expected. Real leather eases as it warms and flexes, and the softening you will feel at the waist, hip and knee over the first wears is normal wear in as the hide learns your shape; it is not a defect in the leather or the making. Wipe the pants down with a clean, dry cloth after wear, especially along the lace rows, the waistband and the pocket mouths where skin contact collects first. Keep them away from direct heat and long strong sun, both of which dry cowhide and stiffen the lacing, and store them hung from the waistband or folded once at the knee with the laces loosened so the eyelet panels are not held under tension. Condition every few months with a suitable leather balm, testing on an inside area first. Light creasing at the hip, knee and seat is a normal part of leather wear in as the pants learn your shape; it is not a fault in the hide. Do not machine wash, tumble dry or soak them, and keep the laces dry so the eyelets stay clean.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included?

One pair of black cowhide leather lace-up biker pants with five pockets, snap button waist, zip fly and polyester lining. Boots, belts and tops in the photographs are styling only and are not included.

What leather are the pants made from?

Genuine cowhide leather. No lamb leather is claimed for this product.

How does the lace-up fit work?

Laces run through eyelets down the outside of each leg, so each leg can be drawn closer or eased over a calf or boot shaft independently of the waist size.

What sizes are available?

Waist 30 to 50 in standard sizes, plus Made to Measure. The retained size chart tabulates waist 30 to 46; for 48, 50 or Made to Measure, order from your measured waist and share your hip, thigh and inseam.

What does Made to Measure cost and how long does it take?

Made to Measure is the standard price plus 25 dollars. Production lead time is 3 business days before dispatch for standard and made sizes.

Are duties included?

For the USA, yes; duties are included and DDP in the USA applies. Outside the USA, duty inclusive delivery is not promised in this listing copy.

Why do the pants feel firm at first?

Cowhide starts firm and eases with wear at the waist, hip and knee. That softening is normal wear in, not a defect, provided the waist was chosen from an actual measurement.