Marco Pescarolo Trousers, Overshirts & Jackets

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Marco Pescarolo: trousers from Naples since 1999

Marco Pescarolo and his wife Anna De Matteis started the company in 1999 in a small factory in Naples. Anna came from a family of cloth merchants, and the idea was to make one thing, the trouser, with the fabrics and the finish of a Neapolitan tailor and the ease of sportswear. The logo is Pulcinella, the masked figure of Neapolitan theatre, and every pair carries a small Pulcinella charm with red beads on a cord at the belt loop. The models are named after places around the city: Caracciolo after the seafront boulevard, Chiaia and Nerano after the district and the bay. It is still a small family company near Naples, and the family is the same one behind Kiton, which tells you where the fabrics come from; the label still says made in Naples. In recent years Pescarolo has added what goes with the trousers, zip overshirts, light jackets, knitwear and T-shirts, so that you can now dress from the same hand from neck to ankle.

Marco Pescarolo trousers and pants: Caracciolo, Tor, Manu, Dieci

The Caracciolo is the Pescarolo trouser: a drawstring waistband, slanted side pockets, zipped back pockets and a turn-up hem, regular through the thigh and narrowing to the ankle, in charcoal, light taupe, taupe brown, stone, navy, off white and a corduroy in beige taupe. The Manu is the slim version, with belt loops and a removable drawstring, in wool-cashmere stretch in navy, dark brown, sand melange and ecru melange, in cotton in olive and in cream needlecord. The Tor is the cargo trouser, regular-slim with a tapered leg, flap pockets on the legs and a drawstring, in wool-cashmere in navy, dark brown and sand melange and in stone and taupe check. The Dieci in navy and dark brown is the tailored one, 99 percent virgin wool with a button tab and an internal drawcord; the Alpha in navy and taupe is the technical stretch trouser with a zipped back pocket; the Scott in cream is the single-pleat cotton chino with a leather Pescarolo patch; the Metis in navy is slim with belt loops. All are in Marco Pescarolo trousers.

Marco Pescarolo Urus overshirt and zip jackets

The Urus is the overshirt everyone asks for: a point collar, a two-way zip, two flap chest pockets and a straight hem, cut comfortable and slightly fitted. We carry it in navy, dark navy, taupe grey, light taupe, brown, dark brown, black, burgundy and sand, in wool-cashmere stretch, in wide-wale corduroy in beige and in a water-repellent, windproof technical fabric in taupe with a bright orange lining. Several Urus colours match a trouser in the same cloth: the navy Urus with the Metis or Tor in navy, the light taupe with the Manu in ecru melange. The Avi zip jacket in taupe, light taupe, dark brown, sand and a brown check is the shirt-jacket with a clean zip front; the Titan in black, burgundy and navy is the Urus reworked with a raised collar and a buttoned stand; the Quarantuno in navy, 99 percent wool, matches the Dieci trousers. The overshirts are in Marco Pescarolo overshirts, the jackets in Marco Pescarolo jackets.

Marco Pescarolo knitwear, polos and T-shirts

Under the overshirt Pescarolo makes a fine-gauge crew-neck in navy and dark brown, a half-zip in the same colours, zip knit polos in navy, dark brown and taupe with long or short sleeves and a knit T-shirt in light grey melange. The James T-shirt in fine jersey with side slits, in navy, dark navy, burgundy, charcoal and light grey, is the T-shirt to wear under a Urus. The Mike hooded zip sweatshirt in charcoal matches the Caracciolo in charcoal: Pescarolo's version of a tracksuit, in Naples cloth.

Which Marco Pescarolo fit should I choose?

Caracciolo if you want the relaxed, drawstring trouser with a turn-up; Manu if you want the same comfort in a slim leg; Tor if you want cargo pockets; Dieci if you want a trouser that looks tailored with a hidden drawcord for comfort; Alpha for travel and rain; Scott for a pleated chino. Most men who own one Pescarolo come back for the Caracciolo in a second colour. For a flat-front Italian trouser without a drawstring, see Berwich and PT Torino; for five-pocket trousers and jeans, Jacob Cohën.

Marco Pescarolo sizes and fit

Pescarolo uses Italian sizes 42 to 60: a 46 is a 30-inch waist, a 48 a 32, a 50 a 34, a 52 a 36, a 54 a 38. The drawstring models have an elasticated back waistband, so take your usual Italian size; the Dieci and Scott are tailored and also true to size. The leg is unfinished on some models and hemmed with a turn-up on the Caracciolo; in the store in Zeist we shorten them for you. The trousers size guide has the waist and inseam measurements per size.

How to care for Marco Pescarolo trousers

The wool-cashmere and wool trousers, overshirts and jackets are dry clean only; brush them and air them between wears and store them folded or on a trouser hanger. The cotton Caracciolo, Manu and Scott and the James T-shirts go in the machine at 30 degrees, inside out, and dry on a line; the Alpha technical trousers the same. Corduroy: wash inside out and never tumble dry. Always follow the care label on the product page.

Marco Pescarolo at Paul Zeist

Paul Zeist has carried Marco Pescarolo since 2021 and stocks the full range, from the Caracciolo to the Urus, in our men's store on the Slotlaan in Zeist; what you see online hangs in the store. Orders placed before 16:00 ship the same working day, with free UPS pick-up in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and returns within 14 days across the EU. End-of-season pieces move to men's sale; all trousers are in men's trousers.

Frequently asked questions

How do Marco Pescarolo trousers fit?

Italian sizes 42 to 60: a 48 is a 32-inch waist, a 50 a 34. The Caracciolo is regular and relaxed in the thigh, the Manu and Metis slim, the Tor regular-slim; drawstring models have an elasticated back waistband, so take your usual size. See the trousers size guide.

Where are Marco Pescarolo trousers made?

In Italy, by Marco Pescarolo's own small company near Naples, where the brand was founded in 1999. The label says made in Naples.

Is Marco Pescarolo part of Kiton?

Not the same company, but the same Neapolitan family: Marco Pescarolo was founded in 1999 by Marco Pescarolo and Anna De Matteis, and the De Matteis family is the family behind Kiton. Pescarolo makes the trousers, Kiton the jackets, and we carry both.

What is the Marco Pescarolo Urus?

The Urus is Pescarolo's zip overshirt: point collar, two-way zip, two flap chest pockets, in wool-cashmere, corduroy or technical fabric. Several colours match a Pescarolo trouser in the same cloth. See Marco Pescarolo overshirts.

How do I wash Marco Pescarolo trousers?

Wool and wool-cashmere: dry clean only. Cotton Caracciolo, Manu and Scott and the Alpha technical trousers: machine wash at 30 degrees inside out, line dry. Follow the care label on each product page.

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