Men's disco pants from the 70s

The men's 70s disco trousers are olive green with a wavy retro pattern in yellow and green and wide-flaring legs. That graphic interplay of lines comes straight from the seventies, when wallpaper, upholstery and clothing shared the same wavy motifs. Men wear these trousers during carnival, at a 70s party or during an evening of soul music and disco balls.

How these 70s trousers are made

• The trousers are made of 100% polyester.
• You can choose from sizes S-M, L/XL and XXL.
• The legs flare out widely from the knee down over the shoe.
• The pattern consists of angular wavy lines in olive green, yellow and a lighter shade of green.
• There is a side pocket in the seam.
• Hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

The wide trousers of the seventies era

The wide-flaring trousers, also known as elephant legs, were the hallmark of the dance floor in the 70s. The wider the leg, the clearer the line of your silhouette with every turn. Graphic motifs in earthy tones such as olive and mustard belong to that same period and distinguish this look from the glittery 80s. The hippie and flower power style also relies on those wider legs, making the trousers suitable for multiple retro themes.

What shirt do you wear with these 70s trousers?

A shirt with a wide, pointed collar in a solid colour best showcases the pattern: keep the top simple, then the trousers do the work. A wig and tinted sunglasses complete your seventies look, and a wide shiny belt marks the waist. With block-heeled shoes, the legs fall beautifully over the toe. The trousers are supplied loose, so you choose the shirt, wig and belt yourself.

Choose these men's 70s disco trousers and you will be on the dance floor in full seventies style during carnival.