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The Extended Knife Pleat Pants from Anushé Pirani are regular-fit men's pants in lightweight, soft indigo handwoven cotton, which the brand describes as a perfect go-to pair. They bring a pop of colour with rust welt pockets and piping that highlights the cuffs, and the brand suggests pairing them with its Seamless Pocket Shirt. It is made from 100% cotton in India, with a garment length of 40 inches, and come in sizes S to XL. Care instructions are to hand wash separately in cold water with a mild liquid detergent, washing dark colours inside out, without soaking, scrubbing or wringing, then line dry in shade and warm iron on the reverse, taking care not to scrub the embroidery.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- Garment length is 40"
- Material
- 100% Cotton
- Colour
- Indigo
- HSN code
- 620520
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The Extended Knife Pleat Pants from Anushé Pirani are regular-fit men's pants in lightweight, soft indigo handwoven cotton, which the brand describes as a perfect go-to pair. They bring a pop of colour with rust welt pockets and piping that highlights the cuffs, and the brand suggests pairing them with its Seamless Pocket Shirt. It is made from 100% cotton in India, with a garment length of 40 inches, and come in sizes S to XL. Care instructions are to hand wash separately in cold water with a mild liquid detergent, washing dark colours inside out, without soaking, scrubbing or wringing, then line dry in shade and warm iron on the reverse, taking care not to scrub the embroidery.
Country of origin: India
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Anushé Pirani
Anushé Pirani is a Mumbai-based slow fashion label offering consciously crafted, sustainable handwoven clothing for mindful living.
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