Cargo Trouser Linen Canvas By First Rite
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$208.80 CAD
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Cargo Trouser Linen Canvas By First Rite. Available in Natural and Black.
Details:
The pant has a flattering high rise waist that is fitted through the hips and opens up to a crop wide leg. Styled with front and back utility pockets, classic topstitching, and closes with a corozo button at center front.
Material: Oeko-Tex Certified 60% Linen 40% Cotton
*Prewashed at low heat in garment form.
Care: Machine Wash Cold, Tumble Dry Low or Hang to Dry
-Dyed and Made in Los Angeles, CA
Size:
Model is 5'8" and wears a size small
XX Small:
Waistband: 26.5" (Fits a 25" waist best)
Length at Side Seam: 38"
Front Rise: 14"
Back Rise: 15"
Across Hips: 18"
Inseam: 26"
X Small:
Waistband: 27.75" (Fits a 26" waist best)
Length at Side Seam: 38"
Front Rise: 14.25"
Back Rise: 15"
Across Hips: 19.25"
Inseam: 26"
Small:
Waistband: 29" (Fits a 27" waist best)
Length at Side Seam: 39"
Front Rise: 14.5"
Back Rise: 15"
Across Hips: 19"
Inseam: 26.5"
Medium:
Waistband: 31.5" (First a 28" waist best)
Length at Side Seam: 39.5"
Front Rise: 15"
Back Rise: 16"
Across Hips: 20"
Inseam: 26.5"
Large:
Waistband: 33" (Fits a 30" wait best)
Length at Side Seam: 40"
Front Rise: 15"
Back Rise: 16"
Across Hips: 20.5"
Inseam: 27"
X Large:
Waistband: 35" (Fits a 32" waist best)
Length at Side Seam: 40.75"
Front Rise: 16"
Back Rise: 16.75"
Across Hips: 22.25"
Inseam: 27"
*All photography by Maria Del Rio
About First Rite
First Rite was launched in 2015 by designer Nikki Garcia out of San Francisco, CA. The focus of the collection is on simple shapes that create an ongoing series of interchangeable sets both within the same collection and from season to season so that the line can be thought of as one large collection of timeless pieces that can be worn throughout the year. The cut and sew collections are designed using high quality textiles from naturally derived fibers and all garments are produced in Los Angeles, CA. The sweaters are made by a woman owned and operated factory in Lima, Peru with yarns sourced from the communities that surround.
