$179
Wide-leg trousers made from linen and lyocell, one of the world's most breathable fabrics. Easy but elegant, these will quickly become your go-to trousers.
Fibre
TENCEL™ lyocell fibres are made by using a closed-loop production process that transforms wood pulp into cellulosic fibres with high resource efficiency and low environmental impact. This solvent-spinning process recycles process water and reuses the solvent at a recovery rate of more than 99%. TENCEL™ lyocell fibres are derived from sustainable wood sources- sustainably managed forests. All TENCEL™ standard lyocell fibres are biodegradable and compostable under industrial, home, soil, freshwater and marine conditions.
The flax used to make our linen is grown in France, where the flax plant needs minimal water, energy, pesticides, and fertilisers to grow, making it one of the most naturally sustainable fibres.
Viscose is a cellulosic man-made fibre created from natural wood pulp. The wood pulp is purified and transformed into cellulose which then is extruded into yarn.
Our viscose is sourced from our supplier in Germany who use only wood from sustainably-managed forests.
Fabric
Our medium-weight lyocell, linen and viscose fabric has a silky feel and an excellent drape. The styles are garment dyed which means applying colouring after the garment has been sewn. This allows us to dye only the amounts and colours we know our customers like.
Factory
The garments are made in Portugal by our supplier with whom we have worked for almost 10 years. Carla is always forthcoming and expert in her field, always a pleasure to work with.
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Take me back to the site insteadTo help you choose the right size, here are the finished garment measurements for this style, as well as our size chart which is based on your body measurements. If you are not sure of the best size to order, we recommend checking both.
Bust - We measure the bust 2.5cm or 1 inch below the armhole horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the bust circumference.
Waist - We measure the narrowest part of the waist horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the waist circumference.
Waist - We measure along the top edge of the waistband, side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the waist circumference.
Hip - We measure 8 inches or 20cm down from the top edge of the waistband. This measurement will typically be the widest part of your hip. This measurement should be doubled for the hip circumference.
Hem Width - We measure the hem along the bottom edge of the garment horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the hem circumference.
Front Crotch or Rise - We measure from the top of the front waistband to the crotch seam. This measurement will indicate how high the trousers will sit on the waist
Back Crotch or Rise - We measure from the top of the back waistband to the crotch seam. This measurement will indicate how high the trousers will sit on the waist
Inside leg (shorter length) - We measure from the crotch point down to the hem.
Inside leg (longer length) - We measure from the crotch point down to the hem.
Hem Width - We measure along the bottom edge of a single leg opening side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the hem circumference.
Skirt Length - We measure the full length of the garment from the top of the waistband to the longest point of the garment.
Hem Width - We measure the hem along the bottom edge of the garment horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the hem circumference.
Shoulder Width - We measure straight across from the edge of the shoulder seam to seam.
Front Neck drop - We measure down from the side neck point to the top of the neckline or seam.
Sleeve length - We measure the length of the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
Sleeve length - We measure the length of the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
Length - We measure the full length of the garment from the side neck point to the longest point of the garment at the back.
Length - We measure the full length of the garment from the side neck point to the longest point of the garment at the back.
Finished garment measurements are taken from a completed, sewn
garment and will differ from the size chart below. The difference will indicate
the intended fit such as oversized or neat fitting.
To check your size, measure your actual body measurements wearing only underwear, this will give you a better fit than measuring over clothes, or clothes you already have. When you have your actual body measurements, this guide will provide your size.
Size | Bust | Waist | Hips | |
---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 2 4 |
77 - 80cm 81 - 84cm |
60 - 63cm 64 - 67cm |
85 - 88cm 89 - 92cm |
S | 6 8 |
85 - 88cm 90 - 93cm |
68 - 71cm 73 - 76cm |
93 - 96cm 98 - 101cm |
M | 10 12 |
95 - 98cm 100 - 103cm |
78 - 81cm 83 - 86cm |
103 - 106cm 108 - 111cm |
L | 14 16 |
105 - 108cm 111 - 114cm |
88 - 91cm 94 - 97cm |
113 - 116cm 118 - 121cm |
18 |
117 - 120cm |
100 - 103cm |
125 - 128cm |
Size | Bust | Waist | Hips | |
---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 2 4 |
30½ - 31½" 32 - 33" |
23½ - 25" 25 - 26½" |
33½ - 34½" 35 - 36" |
S | 6 8 |
33½ - 34½" 35½ - 36½" |
27 - 28" 29 - 30" |
36½ - 38" 38½ - 40" |
M | 10 12 |
37½ - 38½" 39½ - 40½" |
31 - 32" 32½ - 34" |
40½ - 42" 42½ - 44" |
L | 14 16 |
41½ - 42½" 43½ - 45" |
34½ - 36" 37 - 38" |
44½ - 46" 46½ - 48" |
18 |
46 - 47½" |
39 - 40½" |
49 - 50½" |
Bust ‒ Measure the fullest part of your bust, keeping the measuring tape under your armpits and over the shoulder blades.
Waist ‒ Measure comfortably around the narrowest part of your waist.
Hips ‒ Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips.