An indisputably comfortable wide leg pant that pulls in at the bottom to meet a curved architectural hem. Comfortable statement elastic sits high on the waist. Perfect pant to move in.
Garments in the Journeywoman Collection are made to take on a life of their own, love them naturally as they are or make your own mark. Sewn with cotton thread, they beg to be naturally dyed, eco printed, embellished and personalized. Make your own fit with alterations or add more pockets with our favourite cotton sewing thread.
Discounted sets featuring multiple garments from this collection are available here.
Details:
- 100% linen.
- Curved architectural hem.
- Deep side slit pockets at hip.
- French seams.
- Sewn with cotton thread - completely dyeable.
- Sewn at the Maiwa Studio in India.
- Worn with the Mala Tunic.
A note on fit:
- Soft & generous fit.
- Flexible elastic waist.
- High rise fit.
Small: waist 28-32" / hip up to 44" / length 33.5" / rise 16"
Medium: waist 30-34" / hip up to 46" / length 35.5" / rise 16"
Large: waist* 34-48" / hip up to 56"/ length 40" / rise 16"
*Elastic measures 43" when fully stretched out
Model: Chloe is 5’5” bust: 42”, waist: 37”, Hip: 46” wearing a size medium.
Scouring: If you plan to dye your garment, don't forget to scour first. Check our detailed instructions on scouring here.
Care Instructions: Your fabric can be gently machine or hand washed with cool water. Immediately hang to dry or tumble dry on medium heat.
If you dye your garment with natural dyes - please be sure to protect the natural dyes by using a pH neutral liquid detergent. Wash with similar colours.
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"The journeywoman throws her wayfinder smock over her wiseheart shift, shrugs on her wanderlust coat, wraps a shawl around her shoulders, whistles up a friendly wind and steps out into the whirled.
If the wind is fierce, she wears her weaver pants underneath.
If the gales are arctic or the night is cold or she needs to escape without baggage, she can wear them all together…westward shimmy and weaver pants under a rustling wind dancer skirt topped by wiseheart shift, wildflower camise and wayfinder smock; all enfolded by the wanderlust coat with a change of undergarments in a pocket and a toothbrush in another.
They can be worn in countless combinations, in layers to suit any climate and on any body.
The journeywoman’s clothes are for the woman who travels light, dreams of travel, sails her armchair or poetically paces the perimeter of her garden, though she may find herself wanting several variations." ~India Flint
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Journeywoman is a collaboration dreamed up between Charllotte of Maiwa and India Flint while traveling in India together in early 2020.
View the entire collection here.