Pasop Relaxed Trousers
A tailored front, elastic back and cropped ease — Bellerose casual tailoring in one piece.
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Story & heritage
Pasop is one of Bellerose's most consistently stocked trouser shapes, appearing across official colours and fabrics as well as US boutiques. Official copy for earlier Pasop calls it the ultimate easy-does-it trouser, while current product pages keep the same half-elastic waist and relaxed leg formula.
Bellerose Belgium SA/NV is headquartered in Groot-Bijgaarden, near Brussels. The company was started by Jean-Pierre Delhaye, Charly Bouvy, and Patrick Van Heurck in 1989 with a line of men's shirts; the name refers to Bellerose, New York. Its first women's collection followed in 1998 and its children's line in 2002.
Materials & craft
The official ecru Pasop is cut in baby cord with a half-elastic waist, front zip, slanted side pockets, contrasting stitches and a 27-inch inseam. Retail descriptions for related Pasop twill versions describe a relaxed cut with a tailored front and elasticated back waist.
How to choose & style
Pasop works when jeans feel too casual but tailoring feels too stiff. Let the cropped leg show socks or loafers, and keep the top loose — knit, sweatshirt, or oversized shirt.
