NILI LOTAN Alphonse Pleated Tailoring Pant in Black & White - Black. Size 4 (also in ).
Color
Black
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
NILI LOTAN Alphonse Pleated Tailoring Pant in Black & White - Black. Size 4 (also in ). 90% virgin wool 8% cashmere 2% elastane. Made in USA. Dry clean only. Zip fly with hook and bar closure. Side slant pockets. Pleated suiting fabric. NILF-WP258. 12403-W1367. About the designer: Israeli-American designer Nili Lotan founded her eponymous design studio in 2003. Prior to its launch, Lotan studied at the Shenkar Fashion Institute in Tel Aviv before relocating to New York, where she held head design positions with Nautica and Ralph Lauren. Known for military-inspired outerwear, Lotan's line now encompasses elegant tops and knits.
Details
NILI LOTAN Alphonse Pleated Tailoring Pant in Black & White - Black. Size 4 (also in ). 90% virgin wool 8% cashmere 2% elastane. Made in USA. Dry clean only. Zip fly with hook and bar closure. Side slant pockets. Pleated suiting fabric. NILF-WP258. 12403-W1367. About the designer: Israeli-American designer Nili Lotan founded her eponymous design studio in 2003. Prior to its launch, Lotan studied at the Shenkar Fashion Institute in Tel Aviv before relocating to New York, where she held head design positions with Nautica and Ralph Lauren. Known for military-inspired outerwear, Lotan's line now encompasses elegant tops and knits.
NILI LOTAN Alphonse Pleated Tailoring Pant in Black & White - Black. Size 4 (also in ). 90% virgin wool 8% cashmere 2% elastane. Made in USA. Dry clean only. Zip fly with hook and bar closure. Side slant pockets. Pleated suiting fabric. NILF-WP258. 12403-W1367. About the designer: Israeli-American designer Nili Lotan founded her eponymous design studio in 2003. Prior to its launch, Lotan studied at the Shenkar Fashion Institute in Tel Aviv before relocating to New York, where she held head design positions with Nautica and Ralph Lauren. Known for military-inspired outerwear, Lotan's line now encompasses elegant tops and knits.
