Description
These men’s navy flare pants are for the guy who wants that 70s energy without going full costume. The midnight navy gabardine feels refined and modern, but the hip hugger cut and subtle flare keep the vibe pure retro—perfect for date nights, music venues, or any party where the dress code is “effortlessly cooler than everyone else.”
The mid-rise waistband sits comfortably just below your natural waist, with a smooth, tailored fit through the seat and thigh that breaks into a classic 70s flare at the hem. Soft stretch gabardine gives you structure without stiffness, so you can move, dance, and perform without feeling restricted. Each pair is handmade in our Tampa Bay studio, using our original pattern and finished to order for a sharp, stage-worthy fit.
Styling Ideas
- Pair with one of our bold 70s butterfly collar shirts for a full disco-night look that still photographs like high-end stage wear.
- Keep it sleek with a black or white fitted tee and Chelsea boots for an easy bar-to-concert outfit.
- Dress them up with a slim vest and loafers for gallery openings, theater nights, or creative industry events.
- For bands and performers, add a statement belt and layered necklaces so the navy flare reads from the back row under stage lights.
Key Features
- Mid-rise hip hugger fit with a classic 70s flare leg (not an extreme bell bottom).
- Soft stretch gabardine fabric for structure, comfort, and easy movement.
- Tailored through the seat and thigh with a smooth flare that works with boots or dress shoes.
- Zip fly with button closure and belt loops for flexible styling.
- Front pockets with optional custom inseam available at checkout.
- Handmade in our Tampa Bay studio using our original Dorothy Zudora pattern.
Want more options? Explore the rest of our men’s 70s flare pants collection on our site to mix navy with winter white, chartreuse, corduroy, and denim styles.
Ready to level up your night-out wardrobe? Build your look, grab your favorite shirt, and tag us in your photos on Instagram @dorothyzudora so we can see these flares in action.
