Army City Mid Boyfriend Straight Pants
AU$ 180
Available color(s)
Colorlight building garment dyedSizing
waist
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length
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Features
The Army City pants offers a boyfriend straight fit that can be changed to a tapered fit when the leg hems are thightened. Woven tapes set inside the leghems offer this feature. Also at the backside of the waist adjustability is created. The front inset pockets are covered by a flap that closes with a hidden snap. The backside offers welt pockets of which one is designed with a button closure.
Boyfriend Tapered Fit
Regular waistband
Mid waist
Fitted along the hip, wider through the legs
Front: waist welt pocket with flap and hidden snaps.Back: welt pockets
Adjustable waist and leghems- strap inside
G-Star RAW label at the upper back
Fabric
Roozon Twill II RFD
A woven twill construction, offering a strong and durable fabric.
- Woven twill
- Breathable and durable
- 100% Cotton
Colour
Light Building Garment Dyed
Washing Instructions
30°C normal processDo not bleachDo not tumble dryLow temperature iron 110°CDo not dry cleanLine dry/hang to dryWash inside out, Wash with similar colours, Do not iron print, trims and accessories
Art nr: d17041-c322-b576
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