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Model | 5'9" | size 4 -
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Yellow velvet wideleg pants
A velvet that undulates.
- Regular price
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129€ - Regular price
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- Sale price
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129€
Details
PRODUCT INFORMATION
- 99% cotton, 1% elastane
- Fabric weight: 285 gsm
- Wide-leg fit
- Leg length: 82 cm
KEY FEATURES
- A wide-leg, high-waisted fit that flatters the silhouette and allows freedom of movement.
- Soft-touch corduroy with a subtle seersucker effect that adds texture.
- A corduroy version of our best-selling wide-leg trousers. The same fit, a new season.
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
The Wideleg, in an unexpected fabric. This corduroy, lightly textured with a seersucker effect, adds character to a fit that is already a wardrobe essential. Its high waist flatters the silhouette, while its straight cut through the thigh and wide drape naturally elongate the figure.
Maintenance tips
Delivery and returns
Free shipping from 180€.
Delivery within mainland France:
Pick-up point: €3.90
Home delivery: €5.90
Click&Collect: free
Exchanges from France are free with our prepaid label.
Ordering from abroad? See the rates for your country.
Traceability
Main production countries
Mastering each stage of our value chain allows us to choose the right partners and guarantee quality, transparency and reliability.
Weaving
Turkey
Dyeing
Italy
Making
Tunisia
Complete your selection
These items are offered at exclusive prices with your purchase.
Size advice
70% of our clothes sit in our closets.
We are in the remaining 30%.
Well-tailored essentials
Since 2014, we’ve been designing pants built to last. Our styles are among the 30% of clothes you actually wear: reliable, comfortable, and sustainable essentials.
Because, above all else, feeling good in your pants is the first step toward a great day.
Our expertise
LePantalon, the name wasn’t chosen by chance.
For over 10 years, we’ve been fully dedicated to this garment, with one mission: to make it well, make it last, and keep it simple. We choose our workshops for their expertise and the care they put into every detail.
