
Womens Wool Jersey Trousers—Grey Marl
₹31,882.96
Looks sharp, feels like sweats. We took a heavyweight recycled wool jersey and cut it into a structural barrel-leg silhouette with engineered seams and utility details. They give you all the tailoring of a proper trouser with all the comfort of your favorite loungewear. Throw them on with the matching jacket for an instant, high-impact uniform that requires zero effort. ● Material: 85% Recycled Wool, 15% Wool 340GSM ● Fit: Structural barrel leg ● Feel: Soft, insulating, structured hold ● Designed for: Everyday ● Details: Button-closure waistband, engineered curved seams, utility pockets ● Made in: Portugal ● Designed in: Italy
Technical Specifications
- Material
- 85% Recycled Wool, 15% Wool
- Colour
- Grey Marl
- Type
- Trousers
- HSN code
- 620342
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Looks sharp, feels like sweats. We took a heavyweight recycled wool jersey and cut it into a structural barrel-leg silhouette with engineered seams and utility details. They give you all the tailoring of a proper trouser with all the comfort of your favorite loungewear. Throw them on with the matching jacket for an instant, high-impact uniform that requires zero effort. ● Material: 85% Recycled Wool, 15% Wool 340GSM ● Fit: Structural barrel leg ● Feel: Soft, insulating, structured hold ● Designed for: Everyday ● Details: Button-closure waistband, engineered curved seams, utility pockets ● Made in: Portugal ● Designed in: Italy
Country of origin: United Kingdom
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