Embrace the wide-leg trend with these vintage cream plaid trousers, designed for a relaxed fit. Featuring a high-cut pleated waist, hook fastener, and discreet side pockets, these pants offer a boyish charm while maintaining elegance. Perfectly paired with a black long-sleeve top or a deconstructed blazer, they balance proportions effortlessly. Crafted from 100% natural vintage wool, these trousers are not only stylish but also a nod to sustainable fashion.
From the brand: The way to wear trousers this season is wide. And the wider the better.
This vintage wool trousers in a cream plaid plaid is loose and unlined.
High-cut pleated waistline, a hook fastener, invisible side pockets and a zip front add a boyish twist.
The focus of this silhouette is on balancing proportions.
Worn with: black endless sleeves top or black linen deconstructed blazer
Handmade by women for women
Materials
100% natural vintage wool
Size & Fit
The model is 176 cm tall and wears 36 size
Wash & Care
Dry clean only
About Babushka capsule:
"My childhood passed in Ukraine and I was a child of the Soviet period.
I was influenced by my mum seeing her designing and creating clothes with her friends, because in those times it was almost impossible to get clothes in stores. Getting fabrics was always a challenge too.
My babushka ( “grand mother” in ukranian) somehow managed to get them almost always thanks to knowing the right people and she was extra careful not waste a single inch.
Indeed, all the fabrics that she reached were designed in state-run fashion houses, vetted as to their conformity with Communist ideals. To give credit where it is due though, it should be said that many of those fabrics were of excellent quality...
Now I recovered those fabrics which were carefully kept by my babushka during more then 30 years, I decided to create a capsule collection using all those fabrics.
This collection has very limited stock of pieces. It s very intimate, personal and true to my roots.
Big thanks to my idol babushka, without her these things would be impossible."
