Elevate casual luxury with these women's chino pants, designed for comfort and style. Crafted from a soft gabardine blend, the curvy fit flatters a variety of body types. Features include buttoned back welt pockets and the iconic Mason's M logo rivet, perfect for adding sophistication to any outfit. Available in a chic color palette, they transition seamlessly from outdoor events to elegant brunches, making them a versatile staple for Spring/Summer 2025.
From the brand: Fit
: Curvy
Color
: Sage
Other Colors: Ice, Light Green, Light Blue, Cocoa, Powder Pink, Dark Beige, Brick, Amaranth
Composition
: 57% Cotton, 40% Modal, 3% Elastane
Money Pocket
Studs
Buttoned Back Welt Pockets
Mason’s M Logo Rivet
Code
: 4PNT1A1369B MBE060-280
Elegance and Comfort: Jaqueline Archivio Women's Chino Pants
Our
women's chino pants
model
Jaqueline Archivio
are the epitome of casual luxury and comfort, crafted in gabardine. Designed to beautifully accentuate curves, these chinos cater to a variety of body types with their
curvy fit
. But it's not just about comfort: these pants elevate the wearing experience with irresistible details like the buttoned back welt pockets, as well as the distinctive Mason's M logo rivet. It is the must-have garment for the
Spring/Summer 2025
season, an investment in style and quality that will make you feel confident and fashionable.
From Sophisticated Outfits to Casual Looks
The Mason's
Jaqueline Archivio women's chino pants
are not just a garment to wear; they are an experience to live. Featured in the
Icon Washing
line, they are perfect for outdoor days or an elegant brunch. These chinos can be perfectly paired with a viscose shirt for a comfortable and fashionable spring look. Available in a
sophisticated color palette
ranging from dark beige to powder, these pants are the right choice for the demanding woman who doesn't want to sacrifice style for comfort. With these
chino pants
, you'll always be ready for whatever occasion presents itself, making you feel incredibly chic and in step with the times.
