This garment can be washed in the washing machine, on a low spin cycle that doesn’t exceed 30°C. Lay it out flat to dry to ensure it keeps its shape well. 

Linen is particularly durable, but if you’d like to be even gentler, wash it by hand: leave to soak, rinse it out and wrap it in a towel before wringing out excess water to preserve the natural fibers. 

Last tip from us: be conservative with the detergent and softener, there’s no need to overdo it. Store the clean folded garment in a cool dry place.

These pants are called carrot-fit because they have a wider fit on the waist (thanks to the pleats) that then narrows towards the hem. 

The standard-width hem is turned up 3,5cm. The waistband sits at a regular height and the leg is roomy without being excessively wide.

They are garment-dyed; this technique gives them more of a vintage look. The textile dye used is eco-friendly and certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). 

The waistband is supported by a small cotton belt on the inside: a technique borrowed from bespoke tailoring that, along with the V-split, brings comfort to the waistline. The V-split can be found at the back of the waistband: it gives room for freedom of movement or for a tailor to adjust the pants’ fit. 

The button placket is extended to ensure the waist is nice and secure.

The zipper is self-locking and hidden away by the placket. It has been galvanized, giving it an aged brass color. This fiddly treatment makes it more durable.

These pants have a watch pocket, or coin pocket: a nod to traditional tailoring.  

We’ve carefully designed our packaging, selecting sustainable materials in order to reduce waste and make the packing process easier for our artisans.

The cardboard is fully recycled and recyclable, as is the twine and packing tissue. Depending on your purchase, you’ll also find one or more cotton bags for your convenience: reuse them for home and wardrobe storage, or for organizing your things when going away on trips.