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Cotton Linen Trouser Dark Cedar 32" LEG

Dark Cedar

Sale price£255.00
  • 76% cotton, 24% linen
  • Fabric woven by Velcorex, France
  • Soft garment-dyed finish
  • Flat front
  • Straight leg
  • Mid to low rise
  • Tailored waist
  • Horn button closure
  • 32″ leg
  • Made in Portugal

You’re currently ogling the Cotton Linen Trouser from Sunspel, which will look suspiciously good next to the jacket cut from the same cloth, if you’re that way inclined. Velcorex-woven cotton-linen, garment dyed so the colour’s got some depth to it, cut straight with a flat front and a tailored waist. Breathable, unfussy legwear. 32″ leg as standard, so no hemming faff.

COLOUR: Dark Cedar

SIZE: 30

Dark Cedar
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