“Sailing“ pants

If you read the “Sailing” shirt description carefully – you can skip this “tirade” about the outfit’s “origin story,” and if not – I invite you to begin getting acquainted with these pants starting from the “prehistory”:

The “Sailing” set was supposed to “end up” at the top of the Summer/26 I-batch dupe list, because practically the entire Summer/26 collection “parade” was kicked off from the vision of it.

But… Since we dyed the fabric in the shade we needed, which this time turned out to be “terribly capricious” – and only gave in after several attempts – once you add up that tiny color swatch’s back-and-forth journey Lithuania-Italy, it turned out it wouldn’t make it in time to “hop on” the I-batch train.

But. Considering the “Sailing” set’s lightness, the fabric’s unnoticeable feel, and its very mid-summer shade – we didn’t dramatize the fact that it’s moving to the II batch.

The pants are sewn from an already-tested, lightly wrinkled-texture fabric, which you saw last Summer in the “terracotta” suit’s “look.”

It’s so undemanding to wear and care for that it perfectly fits the “wash-dry-wear” plan.

And could there be anything better than a beautiful and stylish garment with an extremely modest care reminder thrown in as a “bonus”?

So feel free to pack it into your vacation suitcases, and once you’ve reached your destination – let it sway overnight on a hanger – if it hasn’t spent too long “living” in the suitcase, after a night of hanging it will be ready to adorn you and soak up impressions by the handful.

The pants’ cut remains “faithful” to one of the most beloved cuts of ours and yours across all Summers – LIGHT AND WIDE.

However, this time we “jazzed up” the pants’ construction with a fold running down the front part, which doesn’t puff out the body’s lines but gives the model the right drape.