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Oversized (real big) jumpsuit with two front patch pockets and two side seam pockets. It's kept from being utilitarian despite a relatively simple design because of the value, pockets, buttons, and overall cool vibe. In this light rayon, with vertical stripes pattern. Unisex.

Oversized (real big) jumpsuit with two front patch pockets and two side seam pockets. It's kept from being utilitarian despite a relatively simple design because of the value, pockets, buttons, and overall cool vibe. In this light rayon, with sweet, small, blossom pattern. Unisex.

Elastic waist and pleats that stretch for easy fit. White contrast trims on these cut out trousers that present as visually so interesting with the comfort of a lounge pant.

Hemp is soft and sculptural. Here, the materials are shaped into a skirt that exaggerates and takes advantage of those qualities. It makes a powerful, but simple statement, the shape of this skirt. Could be worn simply with something like a t-shirt or sweatshirt, and still make a significant impact visually. Pair it with something louder and you've got a party. Rear center zip closure.

An incredible feel to this organic cotton, making the wrap caftan new all over again. It mimics paper, but super soft, unusual and luxurious for this perfect summer dress. Side pockets, hidden button on the inside to keep everything in place. Wrap makes for easy sizing. 

A beautiful organic cotton, great finish. Comfortable, elegant, unusual trousers. The best drape on these. Side pockets. Wrap waist for perfect fit. 

Please Note: This style is offered in the Dark Navy color way.

Studio Nicholson's enduring style, the Dordoni Pant has volume. They go with everything. They last forever. They're flattering on everyone. Equally good with a sweatshirt or a blazer.

High waisted baggy jean in almost black. With their signature Eckhaus Latta rear pockets, which have been exaggerated in scale. An added design element is the carpenter's loop on the back left pocket. Zip closure with tonal stitching. These have a long rise. Unisex. 

High-waisted, wide leg, with a graphic tie-dyed technique. Each pair is unique, and hand detailed. Zip closure with tonal stitching. With their signature Eckhaus Latta rear pockets. Unisex. 

Measurements:
25 = Inseam 29.5"; Outerseam 40.5"
26 = Inseam 30"; Outerseam 41.5"
27 = Inseam 30.5"; Outerseam 42"
28 = Inseam 30.5"; Outerseam 42"
29 = Inseam 30.5"; Outerseam 43" 30 = Inseam 33.5"; Outerseam 46"

A super light combination of cotton and linen, these carpenter-style pants have quilted panels in the front for long wear and detail. In the traditional carpenter style. High waist, button fly. A rear buckle on the waist gives more options for sizing. Unisex.

Track pants, joggers, sweats, trousers, they all are in the Kapital style.  10 smiley faces greet whomever is standing behind you. Plain black in the front. Elastic waist with drawstring for super easy fit. Side pockets. Unisex.

Approximate sizing:
JP1 = 25-27
JP2 = 27-30
JP3 = 30-32

This time, fat straps on this utilitarian but subtly shaped set of overalls/jumpsuit/one-piece/trouser. Full legged, slightly cropped. In a light but strong canvas that can withstand a lot. Side pockets. Unisex.

Airy trouser with wide legs, elastic waist, in a classic shirting pinstripe.

Architectural marvels exist in pants, too. These are from the Pleats Please Thicker Bottoms series, which have a little more heft to the textile. In turn, they allow for a variety of angles and directions to hold together well. Elastic waist, side pockets. 

NB on sizing: Pleats Please sizing is inherently flexible due to the nature of the fabric, which stretches generously. The primary difference between sizing is in length.

Mineral washed for softness, hand-dyed with all-natural ingredients foraged from Ms. Reynold's home, travels, and who knows where else? Each hue is composed of, and extracted in an earth kiln, heated to specific temperature and applied at its most vibrant. The technique results in a dimensionality of color, lived in, but not overworked.

NB: Please note each ALR piece is one-of-a-kind; differences should not be taken as errors.

Stunning, simple elegance in these feathered trousers. Easy fit with elastic waist, side pockets, and a slightly cropped length. Light as, well, a feather. Sheer without being see through thanks to the layered elements.

Mineral washed for softness, hand-dyed with all-natural ingredients foraged from Ms. Reynold's home, travels, and who knows where else? Each hue is composed of, and extracted in an earth kiln, heated to specific temperature and applied at its most vibrant. The technique results in a dimensionality of color, lived in, but not overworked.

NB: Please note each ALR piece is one-of-a-kind; differences should not be taken as errors.

Lauren Manoogian's most popular pant style, with an update. Knit with stretch, easy, subtly belled at the hems. Wide rib at elastic waist for comfort, side pockets. Super soft, they feel like sweats, but look much more polished.

Image courtesy Lauren Manoogian.

Ms. Manoogian's take on a classic shape, easy but somehow dramatic, summer dress. The caftan taken to new heights with a combination of bamboo (for durability), merino (for elasticity), and silk (for feel).

Image courtesy Lauren Manoogian.

One of their rare vertical pleat styles, this skirt bounces. It's got a handkerchief hem for swing and volume, and hits below the knee. Side pockets.

NB on sizing: Pleats Please sizing is inherently flexible due to the nature of the fabric, which stretches generously. The primary difference between sizing is in length.

Classic khaki trouser taken to new levels by Maison Margiela. In a light cotton gabardine, and with one soft pleat in the front, they're a bi-tonal twist on what is usually a conservative look. High waisted, three pockets, asymmetric rear pocket.

These trousers could be called gauchos, culottes, or even a skirt in passing. Whatever you choose to call them, they're pants, they're comfortable, they're wide legged, and they're amazing. Side pockets.

NB on sizing: Pleats Please sizing is inherently flexible due to the nature of the fabric, which stretches generously. The primary difference between sizing is in length.

A relaxed cut, just short of wide leg, worn below the natural waist. Two types of satin for textural difference and shimmer. These are trousers, fancy ones, that look equally interesting with boots or heels. Two front, two back pockets. Unisex.

These spandex bottoms are particularly beautifully finished. A hard task with this type of stretch fabric. A swirling pattern of alternating black and ivory is at once graphic and classic. Wear alone, layered, under skirts, all of it.

This easy trouser is ideally worn relaxed, just below the natural waist. Slits at the knees feature double-layered fabric, with a staggered hem slightly cropped in length. Two front, two back pockets. Semi-lined. Japanese wool blend suiting fabric. Unisex.

A soft, long sleeved cotton top, brilliantly saturated color with hand painted curlicues on the sleeves. We call it one size, it's technically 2X, so could be worn as a dress or big top. One of a kind. Unisex.

NB: Each garment varies. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

Anntian's best fitting trouser (according to our comprehensive 4-person survey). They're loose and comfortable, and everything is exaggerated. Meaning long pockets in back and front, a longer rise. The wool is soft and smooth, the suiting kind. These are slouchy and relaxed. Just the best pants. The print is insanely cool. Unisex.

Cosmic Wonder dips into cashmere with this offering of luxe loungewear. Ribbed waist plus a drawstring for precise fit that makes these joggers look more like trousers.

Avant-garde and easy to wear don't always reside harmoniously, but in this case, they do. These pull on trousers have side pockets and a loose (but not baggy) fit. Almost 3D in appearance thanks to the hand-made pleats along the bottom that are ornamental, origami-inspired, beautifully weird, and inspired. Elastic waist for easy fit. An updated way to wear all-black.

NB: The pleats on this garment were made by hand. The fraying of the pleats is intentional and an integral part of the design. There are options to limit the fraying, such as commercial products Fray Check or Liquid Stitch.

An incredibly cool skirt. Avant-garde and easy to wear don't always reside harmoniously, but in this case, they do. It's a sculpture, really. Almost 3D (or is it flat?) in appearance thanks to its slightly bubbled bottom half, with hand-made pleats along the bottom that are ornamental, origami-inspired, beautifully weird, and inspired. Elastic waist for easy fit. 

NB: The pleats on this garment were made by hand. The fraying of the pleats is intentional and an integral part of the design. There are options to limit the fraying, such as commercial products Fray Check or Liquid Stitch.

It's hard to find tailored jumpsuits. This one does the trick with the finishing, but also with the technical cotton that's become a signature of Suzanne's. Travels very well with very little wrinkling. Button front closure, two side pockets, buttoned cuffs.

Thick, substantial, looped terry joggers, with a more trouser-like shape. Wide elastic waist for ultra comfortable fit. Side seam pockets. Unisex.

These cotton canvas carpenter trousers are personalized by the artist, dyed and appliqued by hand. Each is individual and unique. Some appear intensely saturated, others have a more subtle, tie-dye effect. Even if you're someone who normally prefers neutrals, give these a try and you'll be surprised at how cheerful everything gets. Unisex.

A note on sizing: These trousers fit 1" smaller at the waist than the measurements indicate, ie. 32W = 31W, etc.

NB: Each garment varies. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

A soft cotton t-shirt, brilliantly saturated color with subtle tie dyed circles. Hand painted and appliqued cherry blossoms on front and back. Unisex.

NB: Each garment varies. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

This highly tailored trouser can be worn high and cinched, but really is ideal worn low and loose. A sculpted leg with slight bow at mid calf, tapering at the ankle. White contrast stitching, subtle pintucks along front and back leg. Japanese cotton/poly, really interesting textile. Definitely a loose fit.

Impeccably fit suit trousers. Two different kinds of lightweight wool suiting material in subtle layers. Coconut buttons, oversized belt loops. Hits at natural waist.

Alternative leathers are not all created equal. These do a pretty good approximation, though, with the added benefit of a soft interior lining that avoids the usual stiffness. These were developed for Nike as part of its endeavor into leather alternatives, these are trousers that will will you into thinking their sweatpants. Ropes at the elastic waist and hems for easy fit. Side pockets. Unisex.

A top quality dark denim, button closure, high waist, wide leg.

Easy, blousy shorts with an elastic waist and light cotton floral pattern.

The classic high-waisted, wide leg jean, this time featuring a trio of dyeing techniques. Bleach-out fading on top, washed black in the center, transitioning into murky white lower leg with hand-painted orange stripes. Zip closure with tonal stitching. With their signature Eckhaus Latta rear pockets. Matte black hardware. Unisex.

Another one of their incredibly thoughtful, and wonderfully logical concepts. This skirt in an almost irridescent bluegreenyellow wool suiting is called SMLXL for a simple reason. It fits all the sizes. With four zip closure options, it's technically a one size piece. Just zip it wherever it fits you best. One rear pocket, two side pockets.

This dress is both body-con and not, because part of it is made with spandex, but it also has a multilevel handkerchief hem, raglan sleeves, and blouson sleeves as well. Lots of handpainting and thoughtfully placed patchwork.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

Handpainted, patchworked skirt with plisse ruffle. Elastic waist, side pockets. Above-the-knee-length.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

This jumpsuit is pretty wild. The length is adjustable with straps that tie at the shoulders. The legs end in open belled cuffs. The middle section has big pouch pockets, front and back. There are "sleeves" as well, that you can wear or not—if not, they serve as decorative layers.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

This onesie has a zip front that closes all the way up to a mock neck, and harem-style bottom that tapers at the ankles. Further tricked out with layered patches, quilted panelling, faux-zebra, and handpainted detailing. 

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

Zip front trousers in stretch gingham, hits at natural waist. Slightly cropped and belled. Ms. Liang's most popular (therefore flattering? question?) cut. 

The style of this pant features a rounded V waistband. Put a belt through the loops and it creates an interesting line around the waist. Two kinds of denim, dark and light upcycled, interspersed with white satin panels. Hidden side zip and pockets, cropped length. 

These are a high rise, straight fit jean in a slightly cropped length. Zip fly. Soft, structured denim with a classic look and modern fit.

Rise: 9"
Back rise: 13"
Inseam: 27.5"
Leg opening: 7.5"

Mineral washed for softness, hand-dyed with all-natural ingredients foraged from Ms. Reynold's home, travels, and who knows where else? Each hue is composed of, and extracted in an earth kiln, heated to specific temperature and applied at its most vibrant. The technique results in a dimensionality of color, lived in, but not overworked.

NB: Please note each ALR piece is one-of-a-kind; differences should not be taken as errors.

This spandex piece is particularly beautifully finished. A hard task with this type of stretch fabric. A dark, alternating plaid patchwork is at once graphic and classic.