Paris

The Mason's Men’s Paris Pants interpret the carrot fit in a contemporary key: more volume at the top of the leg and a hem that narrows progressively, for a modern and proportioned silhouette. Available in tricotine, velvet and Prestige fabrics such as cotton and wool gabardine and pinstripe flannel jersey, the Paris covers different contexts with the same precise construction. The same page also includes the models from the Bull di Genova line — Madison, Garden and Square Work — which share cotton bull as their fabric and a more structured and contemporary identity.

A palette ranging from neutrals such as stucco, taupe and ice to deeper shades such as midnight blue, forest green and dark green, with the Madison denim adding a more casual interpretation to the offer.

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MASON’S EST. 1974
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The Mason's Paris: the evolution of a contemporary fit?

The Paris is Mason's chino with the most contemporary fit: a silhouette that offers more volume at the top and narrows toward the hem, for a modern and balanced proportion. Over time, this fit has taken up more and more space in the Mason's men’s wardrobe, becoming the reference model for those who want to update their chino offer without giving up the brand’s sartorial construction. The Paris sits between the comfort of the New York and the line of the Torino, with a silhouette that responds to a more current taste.

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Paris, Madison, Garden and Square Work: what do they have in common?

The Paris, Madison, Garden and Square Work all share a fit with more volume at the top and a contemporary silhouette. The Paris interprets it through different fabrics — tricotine, velvet, gabardine — with a sartorial chino construction. The Bull di Genova models — Madison, Garden and Square Work — instead bring this same proportion onto a more compact and material fabric such as cotton bull, with a stronger and more structured character.

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What distinguishes the Paris from other Mason's chinos?

Compared to the slim Torino and the regular New York, the Paris has a more contemporary construction: more room at the top of the leg and a tapered hem that balances the silhouette. It is not a relaxed fit — it maintains a neat and recognizable line — but it offers a more modern proportion, suitable for those who want chinos with more character without giving up the clean Mason's construction. The Prestige versions in cotton and wool gabardine and pinstripe flannel jersey bring it closer to a more refined register.

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Madison, Garden and Square Work: what distinguishes them from the Paris?

The Madison, Garden and Square Work models belong to the Bull di Genova line and are made from cotton bull — a compact and natural fabric with a more structured hand feel than the fabrics used for the Paris. The Madison is also available in denim, for a more casual and urban interpretation. The Garden shares the same construction as the Madison in cotton bull but with a different palette. The Square Work is the only cargo pants model in the line, with a relaxed fit and side pockets, designed for those looking for a garment with more functionality without losing the Mason's identity.

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Which fabrics is the Mason's Paris available in?

The Paris is available in several fabrics depending on the context of use. Tricotine is the most versatile continuous fabric, with EM fiber, elastomultiester, which helps the pants maintain their shape throughout the day. Velvet — in fine-wale and wide-wale versions — adds warmth and chromatic depth for the colder months. The Prestige versions in cotton and wool gabardine and pinstripe flannel jersey bring the Paris toward a more refined quality, suitable for more polished occasions. Wide-wale velvet pairs with the Mason's Workjacket for a coordinated suit.

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How do you pair the Paris and the Bull di Genova models?

The Paris in tricotine pairs with shirts, fine knits and blazers for the office and the city — in neutral colors such as stucco and anthracite it is the most versatile; in deeper shades such as midnight blue and dark green it creates looks with more character. In the wide-wale velvet version, it pairs with the Mason's Workjacket in the same fabric and color for a coordinated suit. The Prestige versions pair with garments of equivalent quality for a polished winter look. The Madison and Garden in cotton bull pair with compact knits, field jackets and casual outerwear; the Madison in denim is worn with flannel shirts and crew-neck sweaters. The Square Work works with soft knits and outerwear with a more informal character.

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Why choose the Mason's Paris?

Mason's has worked on pants since 1974, with a sartorial culture that evolves season after season. The Paris carries this tradition forward in the most contemporary fit of the offer: a modern silhouette, selected fabrics and a precise construction that makes it recognizable. The Bull di Genova models — Madison, Garden and Square Work — complete the page with a more material and structured identity, built on the same Mason's approach to pants.