LIMITED EDITION BUCKLE TROUSER - NAVY PINSTRIPE
LIMITED EDITION BUCKLE TROUSER - NAVY PINSTRIPE
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Crafted from heavyweight deadstock linen, the Buckle Trouser blends everyday comfort with effortless style. Designed with an oversized silhouette and an adjustable silver buckle detail, these versatile trousers make a bold yet relaxed statement—perfect for any occasion.
Finished in a navy linen with a subtle red pinstripe, this limited edition piece is both timeless and distinctive. Wear them high on the waist or slouched lower on the hips—the choice is yours.
Anastacia wears a size 0 (XS)
Alena wears a size 2 (S-M)
Enjoy 50% off until the our sale ends on 21st November.
Complimentary alterations are excluded from this offer.
BUCKLE SHORT SIZE GUIDE
BUCKLE SHORT SIZE GUIDE
FABRIC FOOTPRINT
FABRIC FOOTPRINT
Fibre Content
100% Cotton
Pros
Natural plant-based fibre – cotton is a naturally derived fibre that offers a breathable and comfortable alternative to many synthetic fabrics.
Breathable and comfortable – cotton allows air to circulate and absorbs moisture, helping the garment feel comfortable against the skin.
Durable and long-lasting – cotton, particularly when woven into a twill construction, is strong and well suited to garments designed for regular wear.
Softens over time – cotton naturally becomes softer with washing and wear while maintaining its structure.
Easy to care for – compared with more delicate natural fibres, cotton is generally easier to wash, maintain and wear as part of an everyday wardrobe.
Biodegradable fibre – untreated cotton can naturally break down over time, unlike many petroleum-based synthetic fibres.
Cons
May crease easily – as a natural fibre, cotton can wrinkle more readily than synthetic or blended fabrics.
Water-intensive production – conventionally grown cotton can require significant amounts of water, depending on where and how it is farmed.
Agricultural impact – conventional cotton farming may involve pesticides, fertilisers and intensive land use. Organic, recycled or responsibly sourced cotton can help reduce these impacts.
Limited stretch – unless blended with an elastic fibre, cotton has little natural stretch and may feel more structured than synthetic fabrics.
