Crafted from 100% cotton, these lightly worn slim pants feature subtle signs of wear, embodying a refined aesthetic while embracing sustainability through the TOAST Reworn collection. Designed with an outside leg measurement of 96cm for a size 12, they offer a tailored fit that effortlessly elevates casual looks. Easy to care for with machine wash capabilities, these pants are a perfect choice for those seeking stylish options that contribute to a more circular fashion economy.
From the brand: Lightly Worn: Previously worn, in good condition with minor flaws.
Fabric showing signs of wear.
This style is part of TOAST Reworn, our collection of pieces that have been previously worn or selected from past collections. It’s vital that we take responsibility for all of the items we produce to reduce our waste and use of resources. We’re investing in initiatives that keep our products in circulation. TOAST Reworn offers an alternative to buying new, reflecting our circular values.
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Details
100% cotton. Machine wash.
Made in Poland.
Size & Fit
Outside leg for size 12 is 96cm.
FAQ About Reworn Herringbone Trousers Size 12 (305) | Natural
To maintain the quality of the Reworn Herringbone Trousers, machine wash them in cold water. Avoid using bleach, and consider air drying to preserve the cotton fabric.
When caring for the Reworn Herringbone Trousers, avoid high heat when washing and drying, as this can lead to shrinkage and damage to the fabric. Additionally, refrain from using harsh chemicals that may affect the material.
The Reworn Herringbone Trousers are made from 100% cotton, providing a comfortable fit. However, since they are lightly worn, check for minor flaws that may affect their longevity with daily use.
Cotton, while breathable and comfortable, can wrinkle. To minimize this, avoid overstuffing your closet and consider ironing on a low setting if wrinkles occur after washing.
Pricing for the Reworn Herringbone Trousers reflects their quality craftsmanship, made from 100% cotton and skilled manufacturing from Poland, as well as the sustainability aspect of purchasing previously worn fashion that supports circular values.
