These hand-dyed batik trousers are a unique wardrobe essential. Designed for everyday comfort and effortless style, they bring together rich colour and artisan craftsmanship.
Description
Each of these Batik trousers have been handmade using a traditional batik technique- a wax-resist dyeing process- by a fair trade womens cooperative in Eswatini. Layers of natural dye are carefully applied to create bold, expressive patterns, making every piece completely unique.
A conscious choice for those who value sustainable fashion.
DimensionsÂ
S - waist: 33cm, leg: 93cm
M - waist 36cm, leg: 96cm
L -Â waist: 38cm, leg: 99cmÂ
Please note: Due to the handmade nature of this garment, measurements are approximate and sizing may vary slightly from piece to piece.Â
Materials and CareÂ
All trousers have an elasticated waist.Â
Made from wood pulp fabric which has been hand dyed in a wax-resistant technique called batik, sewn in Eswatini by a fair trade womens cooperative, wash at 40 degrees, dye is good quality and will retain its colour.
Features
Artisan trousers
Made using traditional textile techniques
Slow fashionÂ
hand-dyed batik trousers
elasticated waistÂ
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Fast & fully tracked delivery
We post every order on a special FULLY TRACKED door-to-door service. You can change the time and day via the email notifications.
- Estimated UK delivery 2-3 working days.
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Our commitment to sustainable design
We are committed to providing you with modern homewares and accessories that will last a long time and are consciously created. We want to ensure everything we do as a circular economy, has minimal negative impact on the environment whilst also creating huge positive impact for our wider community. Read more
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Not for profit
100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.Â
