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£40 £79
A pair of smart trousers tailored from a wool fabric in a hopsack construction – a loose basket weave with a subtle geometric texture making the trousers durable and airy with a natural resistance to wrinkling. Straight wide legs are accented with pressed creases at front and back.
Swedish style from the people who brought you & Other Stories and COS. ARKET is dedicated to relaxed, everyday pieces, with an emphasis on design. Featuring innovative recycled yarns alongside tactile fabrics like silk and satin, there’s a focus on longevity, with prints and cuts that will last long beyond a season.
As featured in ‘Wardrobe Mistress: The Best To Buy Now’. 17 February 2019.
Grazia's fashion director, Rebecca Lowthorpe says: "I'm going for a soft sorbet palette this spring, but to avoid looking like a giant sickly sweet, I'll be wearing with khaki, grey and off-white.' 25 February 2019, page 13.
Vogue UK Executive Fashion News Editor, Olivia Singer says: “New season suiting comes in every colour of the rainbow”. 25 January 2019.
'Playful and cool, pink trousers are a fashion win right now. From tailoring to denim, silky styles to cords, the colour trend is adorning a range of styles, meaning you can wear the look from work to play.' 15 February 2019.
'From Acne to Alexa Chung, Tibi to Chanel, pastel tailoring is hot fashion property this season. Whether you opt for a powder blue boxy blazer or a pink slim-fit cropped trouser, any of these ice-cream-hued separates is guaranteed to refresh your mid-season wardrobe – just add white tees or camis for a fuss-free look.' 5 March 2019.
'Yes, you can wear Pastels. Colour-blocking shades of pistachio, sorbet and limoncello work when paired with neutrals.' 20 May 2019, page 69.
'Four easy wedding wins - You don't have to be the one walking down the aisle to get the big day nerves. Here's how to give good guest style. Pass the confetti...' 3 June 2019, page 30.