Never even knew such a thing existed but I suppose why shouldn't it?

 

I think a photo of what you mean might help people to give a more informed opinion.

 

I have a few pairs of Tommy Bahama 100% silk pants that are a staple of my summer wardrobe in terms of mass and restaurants. They are perfectly suited for anything that does not require a sport coat (or they could be worn with a navy blazer).

 

I have a few pairs of Tommy Bahama 100% silk pants that are a staple of my summer wardrobe in terms of mass and restaurants. They are perfectly suited for anything that does not require a sport coat (or they could be worn with a navy blazer).

I wear the TB Flying Fatfish 100% silk trousers year-round for business travel. I have a couple of pair in every color; they're lightweight, don't wrinkle, and fit into just about any non-suit business setting.

 

It depends on the fabric and the cut. Some silk pants are dressy, some are not.

IMO, Tommy Bahama 'Flying Fishbone' pants are fine for business-casual wear -- unless you work in a place that frowns upon the killing of silkworm larvae. Currently, these pants are made of 90% silk, 10% cotton. I have a pair from a few years ago that are 100% silk.

 

Have you considered linen?

 

I have a few pairs of Tommy Bahama 100% silk pants that are a staple of my summer wardrobe in terms of mass and restaurants. They are perfectly suited for anything that does not require a sport coat (or they could be worn with a navy blazer).

I have several also, a few of the short pants too.

 

Gentlemen,
Silk can be warmer than other fabrics, but the silk suit one sometimes wears is very comfortable. The great danger is that something may stain the material. Otherwise, why not? Seems to oneself to be a classic material for warmer seasons. Weight matters just as with any fabric.
be well,
rudy

 

Don't you find TB incredibly baggy?

 

Interesting, I have a couple of pair of TB slacks as well that I wear in summer.

I'd think very few observers would realize they're silk, just by looking at them.

They are a little baggy, but I have huge thighs and legs, and they're strictly a summer pant for me, so I think it works.

 

I have a few pairs of Tommy Bahama 100% silk pants that are a staple of my summer wardrobe in terms of mass and restaurants. They are perfectly suited for anything that does not require a sport coat (or they could be worn with a navy blazer).

This is what I am talking about.

In a photo they would probably look just like a tropical weight wool.

 

Yeah, I've already heard of silk underwear. Wagner's said to have worn silk pants, but I don't think it's worth the price unless you're overly sensiteve :icon_jokercolor:

 

Don't you find TB incredibly baggy?

Some TB pants are a little baggy, IMO, but they make different cuts. TB's slimmest cut would still look baggy compared to these babies.

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