XAVIA BLACK TROUSERS by Akyn
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XAVIA BLACK TROUSERS


₹37,400

Xavia is our ultimate easy tailored trouser that can take you from work to weekend. Cut from a wool TENCEL™ blend with a soft hand feel, Xavia is designed with front pleats and a pull-on elasticated waistband, tapering through the leg for a clean, modern silhouette.

Technical Specifications

Material
Wool-TENCEL blend
Colour
Black
Type
Trousers

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Xavia is our ultimate easy tailored trouser that can take you from work to weekend. Cut from a wool TENCEL™ blend with a soft hand feel, Xavia is designed with front pleats and a pull-on elasticated waistband, tapering through the leg for a clean, modern silhouette.

Country of origin: Womenswear

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XAVIA BLACK TROUSERS

Material benefit
Wool-TENCEL blend
Wool gabardine
Price
INR 37400.00
EUR 349.00

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Akyn

Akyn

AKYN is a contemporary luxury womenswear label from the UK, launched by designer Amy Powney. Collections are built on denim and core wardrobe staples, alongside dresses, knitwear, wool coats and tailoring designed to be worn across seasons. The brand works with four main fibres: organic, recycled or regenerative cotton; non-mulesed wool; European flax linen; and TENCEL Lyocell. It traces its supply chain from fibre to finished garment and keeps long-term relationships with manufacturers, whom it visits regularly. Most pieces are made in Portugal, and some limited-run styles are produced at its atelier in east London. Good On You rates AKYN Good overall. It scores the brand Good for planet, citing organic cotton, plastic-free packaging and low-impact dyes, and Good for animals. People is rated It's a Start, as Good On You found no evidence of living wages in the supply chain.

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