DRKSHDW by Rick Owens Babel Pusher Pant in Black - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ).
Color
Black
Gender
Men
Status
In stock
Details
DRKSHDW by Rick Owens Babel Pusher Pant in Black - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ). 100% nylon. Made in Moldova. Dry clean only. Elastic drawstring waist tie closure. 4-pocket styling. Silver-tone side button closure. Ripstop fabric. DRKS-MP73. DU01D1377-BR-09. About the designer: In 2008, California-born, Paris-based designer Rick Owens debuted a diffusion line of dark, urban-inspired denim. Since its launch, the line has grown to include a variety of silhouettes, from draped tank tops to deconstructed jackets. Like his eponymous collection, the pieces dance in a dark palette, offering an aesthetic that is forward yet approachable.
Details
DRKSHDW by Rick Owens Babel Pusher Pant in Black - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ). 100% nylon. Made in Moldova. Dry clean only. Elastic drawstring waist tie closure. 4-pocket styling. Silver-tone side button closure. Ripstop fabric. DRKS-MP73. DU01D1377-BR-09. About the designer: In 2008, California-born, Paris-based designer Rick Owens debuted a diffusion line of dark, urban-inspired denim. Since its launch, the line has grown to include a variety of silhouettes, from draped tank tops to deconstructed jackets. Like his eponymous collection, the pieces dance in a dark palette, offering an aesthetic that is forward yet approachable.
DRKSHDW by Rick Owens Babel Pusher Pant in Black - Black. Size XL/1X (also in ). 100% nylon. Made in Moldova. Dry clean only. Elastic drawstring waist tie closure. 4-pocket styling. Silver-tone side button closure. Ripstop fabric. DRKS-MP73. DU01D1377-BR-09. About the designer: In 2008, California-born, Paris-based designer Rick Owens debuted a diffusion line of dark, urban-inspired denim. Since its launch, the line has grown to include a variety of silhouettes, from draped tank tops to deconstructed jackets. Like his eponymous collection, the pieces dance in a dark palette, offering an aesthetic that is forward yet approachable.
