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  • LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
  • LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
  • LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
  • LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
  • LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002
LaDoubleJ Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo TRO0009COT002COL0002

Capri Pants Colombo Piccolo in Cotton Stretch

€450
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The ultimate stretchy cigarette pant, if you're into skinny pants. Made in stretch cotton, they are slim through the thigh, tapered at the calf and then, duh, cropped.
  • Stretch cotton
  • Slim fit
  • Sits at the waist
  • Button fly
  • Four pockets
  • 100% made in Italy

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  • 97% Cotton 3% Elastan

    • Worldwide delivery*

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    1960s

    Colombo Piccolo

    This print was sourced by LaDoubleJ in the Italian archives of Mantero Seta, one of Lake Como’s oldest silk manufacturers. It was originally designed in the late 1960 by the Paris-based fabric designer Suzanne Kientz, who was known for making collages to create her prints, often using paper, crayons, gouache, and ink.
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