Block Print Combo Wide Pants

Product Description: Discover the elegance of the Block Print Series, crafted with lightweight and airy Terry Voile fabric. These pants, made in Bagru village, India, combine two unique block print patterns. The inherent lightness and smooth texture of the Terry Voile fabric offer exceptional comfort, while the deep, calming colors add a touch of sophistication to any outfit. With their wide-legged design, these pants can be stylishly balanced by pairing them with a compact top.

Specifications:

• Brand: MALAIKA
• Country of Manufacture: India
• Materials: Outer fabric - 55% Rayon, 45% Cotton; Lining - 100% Cotton
• Fabric: Lightweight with a sheer quality, featuring a crisp and textured feel.
• Features:
  • Elastic waistband with gathers and a drawstring
  • Side pockets
  • Lined interior
• Colors: Green, Gray
• Size (FREE):
  • Total Length: 92cm
  • Hem Width: 49cm
  • Front Rise: 60cm
  • Inseam: 30cm
  • Waist: 72cm (stretches up to 92cm)
• Model Height: 164cm
• Model Worn Color: Green

Special Notes:

This product uses a material with a sheer quality. Although it includes a lining, it may not completely prevent transparency. Depending on the lighting or how it is worn, the inner layer may be visible. We recommend wearing appropriate inner garments for those concerned. Please note that there may be slight size discrepancies.

Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.

About MALAIKA:

"MALAIKA," meaning "angel" in Swahili, is a brand dedicated to conveying the warmth of handmade craftsmanship. It showcases traditional materials and techniques from Asia, Africa, South America, and beyond, including block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing. MALAIKA celebrates the rich cultural heritage and artisanal skills of these regions.

Block Printing:

Block printing is a traditional Indian technique that involves hand-carving designs onto wooden blocks and stamping each color individually to create intricate patterns. The process requires meticulous effort and time for each color used. The slight imperfections, such as smudges or misalignments, reflect the warmth and authenticity of Indian craftsmanship.