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WARDROBE.NYC Low Rise Short in Cement - Light Grey. Size XXS (also in L, M, S, XS). Self: 100% virgin wool Lining: 100% viscose. Made in Slovakia. Dry clean only. Zip fly with hook and bar closure. 4-pocket design. Front pintuck detail. Midweight oxford fabric. Item not sold as a set. WNYF-WF23. W2114PC. About the designer: WARDROBE.NYC is a conceptual composite of luxury essentials, distilled into their purest and most versatile form. Designed for a modern urban life, the line consists of timeless wardrobe staples in a practical minimalist style. The label was founded in 2017 by Josh Goot and Christine Centenera, who wanted to create a better alternative to the current fashion system. Instead of the relentless production-consumption cycle, WARDROBE.NYC dreamed up an improved business model that is more egalitarian and efficient while being less wasteful. The result? Impeccably made and beautifully designed everyday essentials that transcend seasons.
WARDROBE.NYC Wardrobe. Nyc Low Rise Shorts Cement In Neutral
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WARDROBE.NYC WARDROBE. NYC LOW RISE SHORTS CEMENT
Fabric: Mid-weight, non-stretch suiting. Pleated waist. Hook-and-eye closures at waist, zip fly. Slant hip pockets and welt back pockets. Shell: 100% virgin wool. Dry clean. Imported, Slovakia (Slovak Republic). Measurements: Measurements from size XS Rise: 13in / 33cm Inseam: 14.5in / 37cm
WARDROBE.NYC LOW RISE SHORT
WARDROBE.NYC Low Rise Short in Cement - Light Grey. Size XXS (also in L, M, S, XS). Self: 100% virgin wool Lining: 100% viscose. Made in Slovakia. Dry clean only. Zip fly with hook and bar closure. 4-pocket design. Front pintuck detail. Midweight oxford fabric. Item not sold as a set. WNYF-WF23. W2114PC. About the designer: WARDROBE.NYC is a conceptual composite of luxury essentials, distilled into their purest and most versatile form. Designed for a modern urban life, the line consists of timeless wardrobe staples in a practical minimalist style. The label was founded in 2017 by Josh Goot and Christine Centenera, who wanted to create a better alternative to the current fashion system. Instead of the relentless production-consumption cycle, WARDROBE.NYC dreamed up an improved business model that is more egalitarian and efficient while being less wasteful. The result? Impeccably made and beautifully designed everyday essentials that transcend seasons.