Leather Laced Up Tuxedo Pants

Name: Leather Laced Up Tuxedo Pants
Brand: RE.STATEMENT
SKU: woocommerce_gpf_29253
Price: 109.89 USD
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Reworked Gold Grommeted Burgundy Red Wool Heavyweight Dressy 70s Unisex Ankle Lined Trouser Pants – 32″ Waist

Price includes 100% of designer's requested earnings & your RE.STATEMENT membership, which includes perks like free shipping, priority product releases, and giveaways.

Sleek tuxedo trousers with contrast satin side stripe and waistband. Embellished with silver grommets on side pockets and laced up with leather for added edge.

Vintage in excellent condition.
NOTE no interior tags available.

DETAILS
▪️ Hooke eye & zip closure
▪️ Polyester material
▪️ Not lined
▪️ Two front and back pockets

MEASUREMENTS
▪️ Waist 33″
▪️ Rise 12″
▪️ Inseam 30″

Size Measurements

Measurements: Large
▪️ Waist 33"
▪️ Rise 12"
▪️ Inseam 30"

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Weight	3 lbs
Dimensions	10 × 10 × 4 in
Style	Vintage & Retro, Edgy, Formal, Professional
Color	Black, Silver
Fit	Masculine, Unisex
Material	Leather, Polyester
Process	Other
Size	Large

By buying this product, you are supporting a small business designer who saw potential in something that someone else gave up on.

This product was sourced and made from unwanted clothing, thrifted materials, or deadstock/leftover fabrics.

As a result, it’s a product that is one-of-a-kind and exclusively marches in its own fashion.

When you support brands that upcycle, you support eco-conscious consumption and the circular economy of fashion.

The circular economy is a solution framework that keeps the materials we’ve already produced in use. Reducing waste and carbon emissions while pushing for gooood design.

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