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Regiment Short - Snow


Dispatched from Sydney within 1–2 business days. Tracked, signature on delivery, securely handled.

Choose a 5 | 37- 38

 

The Gurkha short has its origins in the uniforms of the British Army's Nepali regiments — a high-waisted, wide-waistband cut developed for soldiers who needed to move freely in tropical and mountainous terrain. The silhouette crossed over into civilian dress through British colonial military culture and has remained one of the most considered short cuts ever made. The wide waistband and high rise do the same work here as they did then — a clean line through the waist, no belt required.

The Regiment Short takes that reference and rebuilds it in Japanese cotton twill. Slimmer through the leg than the original safari cut, with double inverted pleats that give movement without volume. The wide waistband carries a hidden double hook and eye closure with side tab adjusters — the fit is set at the waist, not the belt loop.

Worn with a striped tee, a white shirt, sneakers or loafers. A short that dresses up or down without trying to.

Footage Made is our in-house ready-to-wear line. Tailored in small batches, built to solve specific problems of fit, fabric and function for the way people dress.

DETAILS

  • 100% Japanese cotton twill in Snow White
  • High waist, double inverted pleat
  • Wide waistband with hidden double hook and eye
  • Side tab adjusters
  • Zip fly
  • 2 side pockets
  • 2 back pockets with button closure
  • Tailor made in Singapore
Size chart
FOOTAGE REGIMENT SHORTS SIZE GUIDE

Measurements in Inches. Waist, Hip and Thigh measured around.

Size 1 2 3 4 5 6
Waist 31.5 33.5 35.5 37.5

Hip 39 42.5 45.5 46.5

Rise 27 28 29 30

Thigh 23.5 24 25 26.5

Length (Outside) 18 18.5 19 19.5

Length (Inside)  8 8.5 9 9.5

Leg Opening 11 11.5 12 12


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Footage Made grew out of twenty years of buying the best of what the world makes. Two decades of sourcing from heritage houses and emerging designers, understanding what separates a considered garment from a convenient one, and developing an eye for the details that determine how something wears over time.

After that long studying premium craft across labels and categories, making our own was the natural next step. Each piece begins with a problem worth solving — fit, fabric, function — developed for the way people actually dress in our part of the world, where seasons run long and the divide between formal and casual has always been narrow.

The work is tailored in small batches by design. Sustainable by practice, considered by necessity. Applying the principles of tailoring to ready-to-wear means fewer compromises on fit and construction, at a price point that reflects the work without the margin of a larger label.

100% Japanese cotton twill