Weissach Smoke Grey Bundhosen Outfit Set

Smoke-grey bundhosen with buckle cuffs, a crisp white shirt, green knee socks and a grey felt hat give the Weissach set a refined, almost hunting-lodge character. It suits Trachten weddings and church festivals, where a longer, more formal lederhosen is traditional.

Why the Weissach set works

Smoke grey bundhosen with buckle cuffs and dark green embroidery give the Weissach set a cool, sporty look, and a contrasting dark green chest bar ties in with the green knee socks. A white stand-collar shirt and grey felt hat keep it clean. Buckle cuffs are faster to adjust than laces, so this is a practical knee-length option for people who are on their feet all day.

Inside the Weissach set

• Lederhosen: smoke-grey cow-suede knee-length bundhosen with buckle cuffs and dark green embroidery and a contrasting dark-green chest bar
• Shirt: white stand-collar Trachten shirt
• Socks: green knee socks
• Hat: grey felt hat

Weissach bundhosen close below the knee, warmer and more formal than shorts. Shoes are not part of the Weissach set.

Sizing the Weissach set

Pick two sizes for the Weissach set: your waist (W30–W44) for the knee-length bundhosen and S–XXL for the shirt. Unsure of your waist? Take the larger; the smoke grey cow suede eases and the Weissach suspenders fine-tune the rest. Green knee socks are one size for most adults.

Wearing the Weissach outfit

Try the Weissach exactly as shown, then split it up: the white stand-collar Trachten shirt works with jeans, and the smoke grey knee-length bundhosen suit a linen top. Finish with brown haferl shoes and you are set for a German-American festival.

Weissach set care

Lightly brush the smoke grey nap of the Weissach lederhosen the morning after with a crepe brush, then let it air overnight. Dab wine quickly with a dry cloth; a suede rubber handles older spots. Never tumble-dry these lederhosen. Clean the shirt and hosiery following the care tags. Read our lederhosen care guide.