Holy Grail - not uncool school trousers!

[AFourNotebook]

DS will start secondary in Sept. He needs black, tailored trousers. He is very skinny, so M&S-type school uniform trousers just look flappy on him, iykwim, and totally nerdy.

What I would like is some slim-line trousers, that basically look like chinos, but will pass the tailored trouser test.

Are there any experienced secondary parents out there that can advise where I might be able to buy such trousers? He will probably go through the trousers in the knee within a couple of weeks, so not too £££ would be great! Thanks.

[imsorryiasked]

Debenham have some slim leg ones for £8

[SaltyMyDear]

BHS does a great range of skinny trousers.

Unfortunately they've closed :(

[suit2845321oie]

Sorry, I just buy the M&S or Tesco bog standard school trousers as does everyone else

[EasternDailyStress]

I came on to say BHS too! Not sure where I'll get them from in future.

[500internalerror]

I'm envious of anyone that can choose, & doesn't have to pay rip off sole suppliers!

[AtiaoftheJulii]

Someone was telling me yesterday that m&s do good skinny leg school trousers that her son likes, for something like £17 for two pairs.

Bhs are still selling online. I just bought dd another pair of narrow legged trousers to put aside for when she needs them, as they are a good fit on her.

[clary]

Yes M&S do skinny leg slim fit school trousers, they are not all flappy and big.

What have you bought before OP or did your DS not wear uniform at primary? I promise you M&S will be fine, my DS2 is slim and very picky and he is fine with theirs.

[Cakescakescakes]

M&S do loads of slim fit trousers. Lots of variations on their website.

[AugustRose]

I use M&S for slim leg trousers for DD (14) and I'm sure the boys are just as good. DS (19) has slim fit trousers from Burtons but they do cost a bit more, I think he paid £20 - he's so slim it's the only place he can get them from to fit.