Our classic striped flares made from 98% cotton and 2% elastane for stretch and extra comfort. We have been designing and selling men's flares and retro pants since the Britpop era in the 1990's. Please contact us if you have any questions. FREE UK DELIVERY & RETURNS.

• Retro psychedelic striped designs inspired by The Beatles 1968 look.
• Please order your usual jeans, trousers and pants size.
• The flare measures approx 13 inches laid flat.
• Designed for men but popular with women too.
• Designed by flare wearers for flare wearers since the Britpop era in the 90s.
• We think we've made possibly the best men's flares in the world.
• Zip fly.
• Quality 98% cotton material with 2% elastane for a little stretch & comfort.
• Classic vintage retro bell bottoms design. Inspired by mods, garage bands, psychedelic swingers, mods and hippies.
• Metal button waistband fastening.
• Re-inforced bartack (reinforced stitching) to front & back 5 pocket design.

Sizing:

• Please order your usual jeans and trousers size with us.
• Our sizes are listed with the waist size first, followed by the inside leg measurement. Both in inches.
• The inside leg is measured the standard way, from the center crotch seam, down the inside leg seam to the bottom. E.g: 32W x 32L is a 32 inch waist with a 32 inch inside leg measurement.
• The inside leg measurement comes in 3 different sizes: 30 inside leg is also known as a "Short" leg. 32 inside leg is also known as a "Regular" leg. 34 inside leg is also known as a "Long" leg.

About:

These were inspired by The Beatles Mad Day Out in 1968. Our flared pants have been designed to fit slimmer on the thigh and then kick out from the knee down, bell-bottom style.

FuzzDandy flares have been worn and used by some of the biggest names in music and TV — including Liam Gallagher of Oasis, Jonathan Ross, HBO/Sky Atlantic's Vinyl, BBC's Call the Midwife, Harry Hill's TV Burp, Sky One's Soccer AM, Apple TV and numerous stage productions worldwide. FuzzDandy flares have been seen on stages, screens and streets across the globe.

Originally worn by the mods as they transitioned into the late 60's psychedelic swinging London scene, Carnaby Street, San Francisco hippies, sixties mod and garage bands, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin. They were then adopted in the seventies by suedeheads, hippies and glam rockers like Slade and Abba. The 80s saw heavy metal kids and rock music fans adopt them as an alt to their drainpipes. Britpop revived the look in the 90s with Oasis, Blur and Supergrass, and thankfully they are still worn by fashion conscious music fans today.

No sweatshops were used and nobody was exploited, so shop guilt free! We like to think that buying British is a good thing..Please help support local business!