Wide Cotton Linen Trousers
£95
Wide Cotton Linen Trousers in a cotton linen blend, with a wide leg, jetted back pockets and a hook-and-bar closure.
Composition
- Shell: Cotton 51%, Lyocell 42%, Linen 7%
- Lining: Viscose 100%
- Pocket lining: Cotton 100%
Care Instructions
- Dry clean
- Only non-chlorine bleach when needed
- Line dry
- Medium iron
- Machine wash cold. gentle cycle
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ID 1319486001
These trousers are cut for a wide leg that falls straight from the hip, a contemporary tailored shape built for warm weather and business casual alike. The cotton linen blend is lightweight and breathable, detailed with side pockets, jetted pockets with button closure at the back and belt loops at the waist. A hook-and-bar closure and zip fly finish the front.
- Cotton linen blend. A lightweight fabric chosen for breathability in warmer months.
- Wide leg. Offers a sleek, modern silhouette that works for the office or a wedding guest outfit.
- Jetted back pockets with button closure and side pockets. Tailored detailing for everyday carry.
Fit: Regular fit
Waist rise: Regular waist
Garment length: Long
Model is wearing
Model is 188cm and is wearing size 48.
How do I care for these trousers?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, using only non-chlorine bleach when needed, then line dry. Use a medium iron if needed, or dry clean.
What is the material composition of these trousers?
The shell is 51% cotton, 42% lyocell and 7% linen, with a viscose lining and cotton pocket lining.
What does a hook-and-bar closure mean on these trousers?
A metal hook and bar that fastens at the waistband, a traditional tailored closure often found on smart trousers.
Are these trousers suitable for warm weather?
Yes, the cotton linen blend is lightweight and breathable, making them well suited to warmer months.
What are jetted pockets on these trousers?
Jetted pockets are flat, slit pockets at the back with a button closure, a tailored detail that keeps the silhouette clean.
