JBQOdette Embroidered Wide-Leg Pants
$495
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Color: Black/natural
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- JBQ "Odette" pants rendered in an intricate embroidered construction
- Approx. 10.8" rise; 32.4" inseam; 45" outseam
- High rise
- Full length
- Wide legs
- Invisible back zipper
- Cotton
- Lining: Cotton
- Made in USA from imported materials
Online Inquiries: NMS21_T6TC1
Store Inquiries: #5032151
About JBQ:
Maria and Sydney Strauss, the Cuban-American mother and daughter duo and founders of JBQ, set out to create an ethically produced, sourced, and sustainable high-end resort brand that would appeal to women of both their generations. The mix of color, movement, and feminine appeal made their designs a year-round sensation that could be worn with bathing suits and shirts, or sweaters and booties. The collection has most recently expanded to include many other styles which include various tops, bottoms, dresses, and jumpsuits. In an effort to reduce the carbon footprint which the fashion industry has made on this earth, 99% of all materials used in production are up-cycled, organic, and biodegradable. The textiles are all hand woven in traditional family-based mills and infused with plant-based dyes. The majority of garments are hand or machine washable in an effort to reduce the use of chemicals in the cleaning process.
Maria and Sydney Strauss, the Cuban-American mother and daughter duo and founders of JBQ, set out to create an ethically produced, sourced, and sustainable high-end resort brand that would appeal to women of both their generations. The mix of color, movement, and feminine appeal made their designs a year-round sensation that could be worn with bathing suits and shirts, or sweaters and booties. The collection has most recently expanded to include many other styles which include various tops, bottoms, dresses, and jumpsuits. In an effort to reduce the carbon footprint which the fashion industry has made on this earth, 99% of all materials used in production are up-cycled, organic, and biodegradable. The textiles are all hand woven in traditional family-based mills and infused with plant-based dyes. The majority of garments are hand or machine washable in an effort to reduce the use of chemicals in the cleaning process.
