Can’t break a horse or ride a steer in any ol’ shabby trousers. Get the job done with dignity and style in pleated work pants that are tailored by hand in Italy from the finest of cotton blends.

The collaboration between Jacques Marie Mage and acclaimed designer Umit Benan began with a provocative rhetorical question: “What if the French poet, designer, and artist Jean Cocteau traveled to the American West to meet Native American rodeo rider and folk-hero Jackson Sundown?” The answer is a series of limited-edition clothing, spectacles, and accoutrements that reflect both Mage and Benan’s mutual insistence on artistic integrity, impeccable construction, and inimitable style. Here, the meticulousness of Japanese craftsmanship and Neapolitan tailoring meets the mythos of the American West and the French avant-garde, silently crashing together in resounding displays of skill and sophistication.