The Wool Trouser — Fall ’26
Trousers for women who dress on purpose.
Available Thursday, October 1 · Noon MT
Now available · Sizes 2–10
Made the old way, for the life you’re living now.
We've all seen it, brands we trusted quietly turned to polyester while prices kept climbing. Shiloh starts where they left off: one piece, natural fiber, built properly.
Shiloh by Chloe — Est. 2025, Bozeman, Montana
- 100% Merino Wool
- Super 120s
- Sourced in Peru
- Sewn in Colombia
- Designed in Montana
- Sizes 2–10
The fabric
What Super 120s means.
It’s a measure of how fine the wool fiber is. Finer fiber has a larger number and makes a smoother, softer cloth with a better drape. Super 120s are the perfect combination of softness and durability that makes the fabric last.
- ≤ 17.75 µm
- Our fiber diameter
- ~30 µm
- Where wool starts to feel itchy
- 100%
- Merino. No blend, no stretch fiber
No. 001
The Wool Trouser
$395
Engineered in Bozeman, for women with real curves and high standards. A curved waistband that sits smooth instead of gaping at the back, two darts per seat, and an easy line through the hip and thigh.
- Cotton-lined pockets
- Air between wears
- Questions? chloe@shilohbychloe.com
Details
Single pleat, belt loops, and a covered-button tab at the waist. Deep, functional pockets lined in 100% cotton. Finished at a 31″ inseam with 3″ of hem allowance, so a tailor can let it down to 34″ or hem to your desired length.
Fabric
100% fine merino wool (the soft kind, not the itchy kind). Breathable, structured, and the rare fabric that actually wears well.
Fit
Cut to accommodate a larger waist-to-hip ratio. Chloe is 5′6″ and wears a 4. If you’re between sizes or fuller through the hip, we recommend sizing up.
Care
Merino naturally resists wrinkles. Air between wears, brush gently, and steam as needed. Dry clean only when necessary; if hand washing, use cold water. No bleach, no tumble dry. Iron on low.
First wear review:
“The wool trousers are impeccably made and the fabric drapes like a dream.
They feel light and comfortable, yet tailored and structured. It is so difficult for me to find pants that are wide enough in the hips, long enough in inseam, while also fitting in the waist. These fit like a dream! I’m 5′8″ for reference! I can’t wait to purchase another pair!”
The label
Not to name names, but your pants are plastic.
Turn most trousers at this price inside out and the label reads polyester, viscose, elastane. Ours is much shorter.
- Composition
- 100% Merino Wool
- Grade
- Super 120s
- Pocketing
- 100% Cotton
- Inseam
- 31″, with 3″ to let down
- Wool
- Peru
- Sewn
- Colombia
- Designed
- Bozeman, Montana
Modern Clothes Made Methodically
The Details
Modern clothes, made methodically.
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Curved waistband
Shaped with two darts per seat so it sits smooth at the back instead of gaping, finished with a covered-button tab.
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02
Single pleat
One clean pleat for ease through the hip and a line that falls straight.
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03
Cotton-lined pockets
Deep enough to use. Lined in 100% cotton so they hold up as long as the wool does.
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04
The fabric
Super 120s Peruvian merino. Breathable, quietly structured, and naturally resistant to wrinkles.
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05
31″ inseam, 3″ in reserve
Finished at 31″ with 3″ of hem allowance folded inside, so a tailor can let it down to 34″.
Fall ’26
One trouser, two ways of living.
I.
Open country
Where the trouser was designed, and where it was first worn in.
II.
Main street
Where it earns its keep: meetings, errands, and everything in between.
Our Standards
- We believe a well-made piece shouldn’t require a designer budget or a weekend on The RealReal.
- We believe natural fiber is the baseline, not the upgrade.
- We believe construction is a love language.
- We believe in fewer pieces, made better, worn longer.
- We believe the woman who reads the label deserves a brand that reads her right back.
A note from the founder
Intention over trend, quality you can feel.
I started Shiloh after watching the brands I trusted trade natural fiber for synthetics while their prices kept climbing. My background is in engineering, so I approached the trouser the way I was trained to approach any problem: start with the materials, then get the construction right.
The result is the pair I couldn’t find. Natural fiber, proper construction, and a price that makes sense. I hope you love wearing them as much as I do.
Love, Chloe
How does it fit?
The waistband is curved, with two darts per seat, for a higher hip-to-waist ratio. It's fitted from the waist through the hip, then falls straight into a wide leg. Chloe is 5′6″ and wears a 4. If you're between sizes or fuller through the hip, we recommend sizing up.
Can I adjust the length?
Yes. Each pair is finished at a 31″ inseam with 3″ of hem allowance folded inside, so a tailor can let it down to as long as 34″, or take it up for flats.
How do I care for merino wool?
Air between wears, brush gently, and steam as needed. I like to hang mine after each wear, letting the wrinkles relax and the fabric breathe. Dry clean only when necessary; or hand wash using cold water and gentle soap. No bleach, no tumble dry, iron on low.
Where is it made?
The wool is sourced in Peru, the trouser is cut and sewn in Colombia, and every piece is designed in Bozeman, Montana.
What if something isn’t right?
Write to chloe@shilohbychloe.com and we’ll sort it out together. You can also read our refund policy.
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