Experience the vibrant style of CARISA pants from the MILAGRO collection. Crafted from the finest Organic Pima cotton, these artisanally made flared pants celebrate Afro Peruvian dance traditions. The unique tangerine color, designed in-house, complemented by intricate stitching and fringes at the hem, adds a playful touch. With a true-to-size fit and comfortable boot cut, these pants are perfect for making a statement while ensuring sustainability and social responsibility.
From the brand: Composition:
100% Cotton
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Color:
Tangerine
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Size and Fit:
True to size, boot cut pants.
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The model is
5'6" tall and is wearing a size S
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Description
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The CARISA, under the MILAGRO collection, is made artisanally by machine in pima cotton and inspired by traditional Afro Peruvian dances from the souther coast of the country. The tangerine tone was specially designed at the ESCVDO Studio. It has five types of stitches and fringes at the hem for extra movement.
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Sustainability
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ESCVDO believes in social and environmental responsibility. All our pieces are made under our sustainability, traceability and fair trade policies.
The Organic Pima cotton is locally sourced from the coastal region of Pisco, Peru, and it adheres to the highest fair-trade standards. Our supplier LA COLONIAL, is certified SGS ISO 9001, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and GOTS.
The specific cotton strain used for our garments provides the longest fibers available, yielding an exceptionally soft product.
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Who made your clothes?
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This Piece was made by Vilma Bautista in her workshop in Lima - Peru
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