"TRIPPIN ON A SUNDAY" HAND DYED SILK TROUSERS

$300.00 USD

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The "Trippin on a Sunday" hand-dyed silk trousers are an exquisite representation of artistic expression and luxurious comfort. These trousers feature a mesmerizing marbled abstract look, achieved through a meticulous hand-dying process in a variety of colors. The silk fabric provides a lustrous sheen and fluid drape, enhancing the visual appeal of the garment. For added detail and texture, the trousers are quilted in a subtle floral pattern, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design. The fit is straight and relaxed, offering both comfort and a laid-back elegance.

Key Features:

Hand-dyed silk fabric in a marbled abstract pattern, showcasing a spectrum of colors.
Quilted with a floral pattern for added detail and texture.
Straight, relaxed fit for ultimate comfort and a casual, chic look.

Washing Instructions:

Dry clean only to preserve the fabric’s color and quilting detail.
Iron at low temperature if necessary, avoiding direct heat on the quilted areas.

Model Information:

Male model: 5'11", wearing size Medium.
Female model: 5'6", wearing size Small.

Availability:

Launch Date: 26th March.
Ship Date: 18th April.

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