Christobel Flares in Creme

Christobel Flares are based on a textile print from the 1960's that we fell in love with! This textile design is hand drawn by out talented team of artists in Australia, printed and made in Australia too! This version boasts browns on a creme base, with deep rusts, green dots and oranges tones throughout the design. They are available in our Classic Flare or our Wide Leg Flares and a range of other colour ways because we just couldn't get enough! *Note, Wide Leg Flares are available in limited numbers and ready to dispatch. The Classic Flare is made to order so that we can cater to the sizes that our flare-lovers order. The turnaround time for these is 2 weeks (ready by mid-Dec 2023). To be dressed up or lounged around in, you can wear these flares everywhere! Made from the softest, highest quality, sustainably printed stretch velvet. Treat them with love and care, pass them down to your loved ones and cherish them forever. They are limited edition, made to last and a truly unique Flare Street design! About the flares & environmental impact during production: Flare Street is Slow Fashion. There’s so much to share, but here's a quick list of how we're making every aspect of Flare Street as sustainable as possible: Made in Melbourne, Australia Flare Street was accredited with Ethical Clothing Australia in 2021 We use Recycled Thread Our fabrics are 100% sourced from local Australian fabric houses Local, sustainably printed fabric, no water waste or harsh chemicals 100% zero waste production. All off cut fabrics are recycled in Melbourne and turned into new fibres, couches and socks by our recycling partners. Plastic free packaging with compostable satchels, compostable address labels and tape. All paper is FSC Certified and use soy-based inks & non-toxic chemicals. Carbon neutral including all shipping. We have partnered with Carbon Positive Australia who focus on education & planting trees for the planet to offset all emissions. Exclusive & limited edition textile…

Country of origin: Australia