How corduroy made its way back into the fashion world's good books
Having suffered a turbulent few decades since its 70s heyday, corduroy has a history of being one of the fashion world's most aesthetically divisive fabrics.
But, whether you personally love it or hate it, it's back. And if you look carefully, past the sea of animal print and trench coats likely adorning your friends and Instagram feeds, you'll spot it.
A subtle lurker, you could spot your colleague across the office wearing some chic new trews and then - as you get closer to compliment them - BAM. They're ridged. And soft.
Turns out you do like cord, eh? Us too.
Our favourite way to wear it? Why - doubling up via a suit, of course.
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The good news is a lot of stores have jumped on the trend - both high street and high end.
Scroll down to shop our edit of the best ways to wear it head-to-toe...
Jacket, £120, & Other Stories
Trousers, £65, & Other Stories
Jacket, £45, Monki at ASOS
Trousers, £35, Monki at ASOS
Jacket, £1,150, Gabriela Hearst
Trousers, £590, Gabriela Hearst
Jacket, £79.20, John Lewis & Partners
Trousers, £55.20, John Lewis & Partners
Jacket, £79, Marks & Spencer
Trousers, £39.50, Marks & Spencer
Jacket, £750, Bella Freud
Trousers, £390, Bella Freud
Jacket, £590, Sies Marjan
Trousers, £510, Sies Marjan
Jacket, £660, Anna Mason
Trousers, £475, Anna Mason
