Isle of Wight Ferry

Love these shots of lone RT blokes gazing disconsolately at shelves of low quality food.

"Ghastly prawn sandwich? Or tuna and sweet corn? Do I even like prawns? Not much. Cheese maybe? You're usually safe with cheese. It's all equally disgusting. But I'm hungry so I should definitely get something. I just haven't yet decided what. Red bull to wash it down I reckon - red bull's nice." etc.

That's what he's mainly thinking. But running alongside those thoughts is the slow steady burble of "I'M WEARING RED TROUSERS! I'M RED TROUSERS GUY! OH YES I AM!"

Wrinklies at Kew Gardens

Note the upturned collar. Throw a stone on the King's Road in the 1990s and you'd be bound to hit a young sloane with his shirt collar turned up. Less so nowadays. They're going the way of spats it seems. Perhaps it's the recession.

Mumm & Dad

Brocklesby point-to-point

...and let's not ignore the excellent hat on the lady.

Kings Road

Thank you to Daniel, and to the fine fellow in the photograph, who kindly posed for the shot.

Dayhawk

This is actually a really great photo. He could be posing for Edward Hopper.

"And then I just chundered everywhere!"

Red-trousered gentlemen prefer blondes

It's a bit posed, but what the hell - it's a good four-way. Note the two polo belts.

Family walk

Many thanks to Anton for this excellent shot, taken in Winchester a few weeks ago.

Cambridge University Hawks Club

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawks'_Club

Squadron Social

Sandbanks, Dorset

The world's poshest burglar captured on CCTV

There's no such thing as bad weather...

RT sandwich

Doh!

"So there's this iPhone app - basically you tell it what you're wearing and then it warns you if your friends are wearing exactly the same thing. You should totally download it."

Megatwat Frankie Cocozza

Bronze medal for lumberjack shirt guy

Shoreditch Ad-man

Interesting cross-over here. This type of red trouser seems to be more the hipster rather than toff variety (brighter, and not corduroy) but the pink shirt is decidely St. James.

But then again, the shirt is buttoned up high in a hipster sort of way.

As I say - interesting.

Elegant

???

Worse for wear

One does not simply wear red trousers and then fall asleep pissed on the train home.

The Zetland

This is a site-specific one. The Zetland is on the Old Brompton Road of course and, being much closer to the tube station than the next nearest pub, is often wandered into by the likes of Professor Blue Jumper and The Earl of Handkerchief here. But it's basically full of builders and passing trade. I bet they didn't stay long.

Old Brompton road again

Thank you to Ben, who persuaded (it seems without too much difficulty) this gang of Sloaney partygoers to pose for the camera. They look like part of a Dulux Farrow & Ball colour chart.

Old Caterhamian's Rugby

I'd be surprised if RTs weren't disproprortionately in evidence at school reunions. Perhaps some current Caterhamians (doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, does it?) could do one of those bollocks modern geography projects on the topic.

Father and son

With admirable paternal pride the head of the family graciously concedes defeat in the household's daily pudding-eating competition, for the 7593rd time in a row.

At the Savage Club

Hipster wine tasting

Bang bang you're red!

3G

On the banks of Ullswater

Thank you Nick for this one. Is this fancy dress of some kind? If not, it would be interesting to know what this bloke's ruddy game is, if anyone recognises him...

Getting kitted out

Shooting

Architect Mike Davies

A few people have mentioned this guy. I didn't think it would be long before someone papped him. (Well done Alex).

This is of course way above and beyond plain old RTs, but I think he merits posting.

The Red Baron

This collar-shy smiler is some sort of German aristo I'm told.

Face trousers matchy-matchy

Edinburgh Tesco

"Ah, yes, here we are: Pot Noodles! Marvelous. I think I'll try another Bombay Badboy."

The Duke

Two's company

Rudeboy!

Like a boss

Decisions, decisions...

"Wife or servant urgently required. Working knowledge of chilled meat products an advantage, but not essential."

Three-way

BLOWERS!

Loungewear

Double-trouble in South Kensington

Cambridge

Oxford has so far led the race in RT submissions. Nice to see Cambridge putting up a good fight.

In fact, we could make it into some sort of yearly competition - and all turn up and watch, wearing red trousers.

First day at work?

"What do you mean I have to go home and change? You said 'smart-casual' - you didn't say anything about not dressing like a complete bell-end."

Red trousers, Orange shoes

City of Bath again.