Paper Cotton Trousers

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Ann Demeulemeester
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Paper Cotton Trousers

$59 Gilt
$770
Size (Men Alpha):
Men's Bottoms
Men Alpha US (waist) EU
XXS 26 42
XXS 27 42
XS 28 44
XS - S 29 44
S 30 46
S - M 31 46
M 32 48
M - L 33 48
M - L 34 50
L 35 50
L 36 52
XL 37 53
XL 38 54
XXL 40 56
XXL 41 58
XXL 42 58
XXXL 44 60
XXXL 46 62
  • s
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    US (waist) 30
    EU 46
  • m
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    US (waist) 31
    EU 46
  • l
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    US (waist) 35
    EU 50
Color:
mud
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Return Policy: Returnable within 21 days for Gilt Credit.
Description
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Please note, this item is final sale and non-returnable.

Flat front straight leg paper and cotton trousers.

  • Zip fly with button closure, belt loops and back waist buttons.
  • Waist double pockets and back pockets with a semi-attached panel.
  • Partially lined.
  • Approximate measurements: rise: 10", leg opening: 18", inseam: 34". Measurements were taken from a size M. Model's measurements: Height: 6", Waist: 32", Shirt: 15.5, Suit: 40.

Brand: Ann Demeulemeester

Material: 56% Paper, 44% Cotton

Origin: Imported

As part of the Antwerp Six — a network of young Belgian designers that includes Martin Margiela and Dries Van Noten — Ann Demeulemeester stormed London in 1987 and helped create the minimalist runway look that defined the next decade. Her dark, cosmopolitan aesthetic translates just as well now as it did in the 1980s, and her diehard devotees are as loyal as ever. Boots, shoes, menswear, and womenswear go heavy on basic black and dark color palettes, creating a look of intense drama and austere glamour. And — just so you know — it's Duh-MULE-eh-mees-ter.