Hand printed pants
Loose fit wide leg pants with 3D pockets, hand-printed using the Suminagashi traditional technique.
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100% Cotton.
Made using the Suminagashi technique, a traditional Japanese marbling art form that creates patterns on water to transfer to fabric.
Loose fit. Wide leg. Side 3D and back flap pockets. Belt loops. Front closure.
Ref: 251-020939-1146
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COMPLIMENTARY DELIVERY and RETURNS
- Complimentary shipping for orders above 100 €/$/£.
Delivery within 1 to 3 days.
Free return within 30 days.
Free return within 15 days on sale items.
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size and fit
- Model is 188 cm / 74 inches and wears size 48.
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payment methods
- We accept major payment methods (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Dinner), PayPal, Apple Pay, as well as a range of regional options (Ideal, Bancontact, etc.)
Pay with Klarna in 3 or 4 instalments. Pay in 30 days in Belgium, Finland, Poland and Switzerland.
Size Guide
For Waist: This measurement refers to your natural waist: the narrowest part of your waist.
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Care guide
All the Dries Van Noten garments are crafted with care. To preserve them in the best way possible, please always consult the care label on the garment. Furthermore you can follow the below recommendations:
Wash short and cold. Select a gentle washing program at 30 degrees.
Air dry your garments when possible.
Store garments made of natural fibres, such as linen, cotton, in a dry place.
To preserve the colours of our printed garments, wash them gently. Most importantly, they shouldn’t be left in the washing machine once the cycle has finished. Immediately take the piece out and let it dry on a hanger to avoid that the colours start bleeding.
Knitwear is best stored folded, so its original shape is maintained
Please consider the impact dry cleaning has on the environment. Try to consult a green dry cleaner in your area and only use its services when necessary. CO2 and Wet Cleaning are preferred over conventional methods as it avoids the use of harsh chemicals.
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Dries Van Noten pays homage to the Japanese art of Suminagashi in Kyoto, Japan.
A traditional Japanese marbling technique dating back 1,000 years that involves ink patterned atop water, which is transferred to and absorbed by the fabric. In Japanese, the word for fireworks,“hanabi” combines flower and fire. Suminagashi across the collection features large, graphic leaves and flowers, like fireworks blooming in the night sky. One-sided with natural imperfections, every piece is unique.