Canopy Interiors

Kudel Pant - Elk The Label

Name: Kudel Pant - Elk The Label
Brand: Canopy Interiors
Price: 199.0 AUD
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Colour Almond Clay Pink

Size 8 10 12 14

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DETAILS

The Kudel Pant has a mid rise, wide leg silhouette with a modern, utilitarian twist. These pants are crafted from a soft, recycled cotton with stretch for extra comfort. A fresh take on a classic chino style pant, they feature large patch, pockets, a wide waistband with belt loops and zip front fly with hook-and-eye closure. Pair with our Salli Shirt for a smart casual look

Recycled Dutch cotton with stretch
Faux back welt pockets
This design is part of ELK Conscious Edit

SIZING & FIT

Regular fit at waist
Wide leg shape
Super comfortable due to stretch fabric
Key measurements to check are the waist, hip and length

Chiara wears the Kudel Pant in a size AU 8 / S/M.
Height: 177 cm Bust: 80 cm Waist: 63 cm Hips: 90 cm
Jess G wears the Kudel Pant in a size AU 10 / S/M.
Height: 177 cm Bust: 86.5 cm Waist: 66 cm Hips: 92 cm

PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS

All garments are measured flat (not on body) and then doubled (except the length) to calculate the total circumference. To work out what size will suit you best, flat measure an item that fits you well and use this as a guide. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more information.

Size	Waist (cm)	Hip (cm)	Outerleg length (cm)
6	33	44.5	104.3
8	35.5	47	104.9
10	38	49.5	105.5
12	40.5	52	106.1
14	43	54.5	106.7
16	45.5	57	107.3
18	48	59.5	107.9
20	50.5	62	108.5

MATERIALS & CARE

97% Recycled Cotton 3% Spandex

Made from a soft, light-weight recycled cotton with a little stretch for extra comfort.

Cotton is a natural plant fibre. It is known for being breathable, durable and soft.

Recycled cotton is usually produced by gathering cotton waste from the production process, breaking it down and turning it into a new fibre. This means it is referred to as pre-consumer recycled, and is less preferable compared to post-consumer recycling, as the cotton has not reached a final use before being recycled. It is often not as strong as virgin cotton, and for that reason its blended with other fibres (including virgin cotton) to ensure it the finished textile is strong enough.