These trousers feature inverted box pleats at the waist, enhancing the elegant volume of the wide cropped legs. Crafted from soft cotton twill, they offer both comfort and style. With low side welt pockets and a classic back patch pocket, these pants are designed for easy wear and versatility, making them a standout choice for casual outings or relaxed gatherings. Ideal for pairing with fitted tops or layering for a sophisticated look.
From the brand: Inverted box pleats at the waist accentuate the volume through the wide cropped legs of our trousers. Crafted from relaxed cotton twill with low side welt pockets.
Cotton twill. Easy shape. Inverted box pleats. Side pockets. Low side welt pockets. Back patch pocket. Wide cropped legs. Zip and corozo buttons.
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Details
Machine wash 30ºC. 100% cotton. Pocket bag lining: 100% cotton.
Made in China.
Size & Fit
Easy fit. Length: Crop. Waist: On the waist.
Studio model Maggie is 5ft 8in/172cm tall and is wearing a size S.
To maintain the quality of the Indigo Twill Wide Leg Trousers, machine wash them at 30ºC. Since they are made from 100% cotton, it's best to avoid high-temperature washes, which could affect the fabric's integrity.
The Indigo Twill Wide Leg Trousers, crafted from relaxed cotton twill, are suitable for mild to warm weather. Their lightweight fabric ensures comfort, making them a versatile choice for casual outings.
The Indigo Twill Wide Leg Trousers are crafted from durable cotton twill, designed to withstand regular wear. They maintain their structure thanks to the stylish inverted box pleats and robust construction.
Yes! The Indigo Twill Wide Leg Trousers are versatile enough to be dressed up with a blouse and heels or down with a casual t-shirt and sneakers, making them perfect for various occasions.
The Indigo Twill Wide Leg Trousers offer excellent value through their quality craftsmanship, unique design features such as inverted box pleats, and the versatility they provide for styling. Check the price history on Parallel to see competitive pricing.
