Part Two Misha Plain Corduroy Trousers, Black
Part Two Misha Plain Corduroy Trousers, Black
Size
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Care Instructions - Do Not Use Bleach, Machine washable at 30°C, Do not tumble dry
Size and fit
- Rise -
- Mid
- Fit or Cut -
- Flared
Key features
Care Instructions - Do Not Use Bleach, Machine washable at 30°C, Do not tumble dry
Product description
The Misha corduroy trousers are a casual pair of everyday trousers. The trousers are cropped just above the ankle, and they have flared legs. They have a regular fit, and the soft cotton corduroy makes them super comfortable. They have a regular waistband with belt loops and zip and button fastening, and they have oblique front pockets and jetted back pockets with a button.
Free personal styling services
In-Store Appointments
Our Personal Stylists can help you find the perfect pieces for everyday or special occasions. Book an appointment in one of our shops for one-to-one advice.
View styling servicesWhat our clients have to say
“Laura put me at ease right from the start....I wouldn’t have picked out Laura’s selection for myself but I absolutely loved what she chose for me and bought most of what was on the rail!”
Product specification
- Product Code -
22561028
- Trouser Type -
Corduroy
- Iron -
Iron at max temp. 150.C
- Washing Instructions -
Do Not Use Bleach, Machine washable at 30°C
- Garment Length -
Ankle Grazer
- Brand -
Part Two
- Drying Instructions -
Do not tumble dry
- Pattern Details -
Plain, Textured
- Composition -
83% cotton, 155 viscose, 2% elastane
Free personal styling services
In-Store Appointments
Our Personal Stylists can help you find the perfect pieces for everyday or special occasions. Book an appointment in one of our shops for one-to-one advice.
View styling servicesWhat our clients have to say
“Laura put me at ease right from the start....I wouldn’t have picked out Laura’s selection for myself but I absolutely loved what she chose for me and bought most of what was on the rail!”