Navy blue women’s cargo pants with folded waistband
These cargo pants redefine the codes of utility wear with a resolutely iconoclastic and minimalist approach.
The construction is based on dense cotton gabardine with a smooth grain, offering an impeccable fit. Its unique feature lies in its contrasting two-tone waistband, designed to be worn folded down, revealing an immaculate white lining that breaks the silhouette. The pants feature deep slanted front pockets, complemented by gusseted side cargo pockets and buttoned flap back pockets. Tone-on-tone stitching reinforces stress points for increased durability in urban environments.
Why you’ll love them:
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Fit and Look: A wide, straight leg that elongates the leg while maintaining a generous volume, typical of modern skater aesthetics.
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Technical Detail: The versatile high waist allows for dual styling, worn in a classic way or folded down to expose the white reverse and create an immediate graphic contrast.
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Visual Signature: The woven label on the side pocket and back adds the touch of authenticity required for streetwear collector pieces.
Technical Specifications & Benefits
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Pockets: Two side patch pockets, two cargo pockets with flaps, and two secure back pockets.
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Details: Wide leg openings with invisible hems and precise button closure at the foldable waistband.
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Material: 97% cotton / 3% spandex to combine the robustness of the fabric with optimal freedom of movement.
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Colors: Deep navy blue, contrasted by an optical white waistband reverse.
Style Tip: How to wear them?
To balance the volumes, pair these cargo pants with a graphic crop top or a tucked-in vintage boxy t-shirt to let the detail of the waistband reverse show. As an extra layer, a short work jacket or a light bomber will accentuate their utility DNA.
Complementary outfit: Faded short t-shirt and technical sleeveless jacket.
Shoes: White low-top sneakers or thick-soled skate shoes.
Fashion tip: Accentuate the asymmetrical look by folding down only one side of the waistband for a more assertive deconstructed style.
