All our straight-cut pants

But just what are straight-cut pants? Unlike slim-fit pants that follow the shape of the leg, or wide-leg styles with more volume, straight-cut pants maintain a straight silhouette from the hip to the foot. The result is a balanced feel that looks good on any body type. With a pair of straight-cut pants in your wardrobe, you always have a solid foundation on which to build. You can dress them up or down, depending on what you wear them with. And isn’t it great that a single garment can be styled so many different ways? With the right choice of materials, colors and patterns, straight-cut pants are easy to adapt to suit the mood and occasion.

The materials play a big role for the look and drape of a pair of straight-cut pants. For a soft and relaxed look, jersey pants are a natural choice. With its cool feel, this supple material creates natural movement and works equally well whether you’re having a relaxed day at home or meeting a friend for coffee in town. If you prefer more structure, then linen pants are an excellent alternative. Linen’s natural texture keeps you cool when the temperature rises and has a vivid finish that only becomes lovelier the more you wear these pants. And if you love color and pattern, then block-printed pants are for you. Block printing is a traditional textile technique in which the pattern is hand-printed by skilled craftspeople.

Pairing straight-cut pants with different garments is no problem in our dazzlingly colorful universe. A pair of straight-cut pants in black is the perfect complement to a colorful tunic or embroidered blouse. Want to play with layers? Try a longer shirt under a shorter knit sweater, or wrap up in a soft long cardigan. Experiment with colors, patterns and materials to find combinations that feel right for you. And don’t forget those little details – like a shawl, necklace or tote bag. They can really be the perfect finishing touch. Straight-cut pants are truly versatile, offering endless styling options. Mix and match, play with color and materials, or stick to something more understated if that’s what you prefer.