Seersucker

"Seersucker" comes from the Persian word "shirsakar," meaning "milk and sugar." A poetic origin, evoking both its softness and texture.

Originating in India, passing through the English Lords before being adopted by American campuses, seersucker is a timeless staple of men's trousers.

A true playground for the House, just like chinos or corduroy, the Engineer manages to add a French touch to this so British fabric...

Putting a new spin on tailoring codes, the House plays with cuts and patterns.

It offers seersucker in solid versions with carefully selected colors, adopts a drawstring at the waist, enhances it with stripes or tartans...

It also opts for a less pronounced puckering than on a classic one, for added subtlety.

In BZV3, BZ Plage, or Bermuda shorts, your pants follow your every mood.

Easy to wear, with a touch of originality, the Zins seersucker is the sport chic pinnacle.

Whether for a swing or on the golf green, tennis courts, by the water or on a café’s terrace, it follows the pace of your moods.

Bridging the gap between elegance and casualness, its versatility and comfort make it a summer must-have, in your wardrobe as well as your suitcase, in town or on vacation.