Ease Trouser - Black

Name: Ease Trouser - Black
Brand: Deiji Studios
SKU: SS24-013BLK
Price: 129.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$129.00

Color:

Black

Size:

Variant

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Description

The ankle length pant features a soft minimal elastic waist with side seam pockets in a straight leg which can be worn at home, in bed, or out.

Garment fabrication is 100% certified by OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and 100% certified organic cotton by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) to minimize environmental impact, foster a safer working environment, and promote biodiversity. The garment bag made of compostable renewable materials: cornstarch, PBT, and PBAT.

Details

Made in China.

Material 1: 100% Cotton (Organic)
Length: Regular
Fit: Straight
Rise: Mid Rise
Closure: Pull On

Delivery & Returns

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Free returns within 14 days from when order is delivered. No handling fees. No deductions. No shipping costs. Returns must meet our Return Policy to receive a refund.

About Deiji Studios

In 2016, Deiji Studios was founded by Juliette Harkness and Emma Nelson in Byron Bay, Australia. Deiji, pronounced "Day-Gee," is translated to "Daisy" and a nod to the simple, natural perfection of the flower, its resilience, and its humble beauty. Not driven by trend or profit, the brand is driven by social purpose and the pursuit of an innate sense of style that defies age and time, thereby embracing slow fashion and releasing products only when certain they are something customers will love and have in their wardrobes for years to come.

The brand consciously manufactures in two small family run factories in China in which all workers are ensured a fair wage, good working conditions and hours, which the brand visits annually. Their linen is softened with natural pumice stones, all waste water is recycled and disposed of in ways that minimize environmental impact, they do not use any harmful dyes in any fabrics, and all scrap fabric is recycled or donated to local craftspeople who use them to weave blankets and rugs.