Gramicci x And Wander Womens Military Wide Pant Khaki
The Gramicci x and wander Women's Military Wide Pants in Khaki are a durable and versatile option designed as part of a collaboration with Japanese outdoor brand and wander. Crafted from tough ripstop fabric with a water-repellent finish, these wide-leg cargo pants are built for performance without added bulk—ideal for hiking, cycling, or outdoor adventures.
Featuring spacious cargo pockets for practical storage and a relaxed, functional fit, they offer comfort and utility in equal measure—making them a reliable choice for active days and unpredictable weather.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Cotton/nylon ripstop fabric.
- Water-repellent finish.
- Integrated belt and elasticated waist.
- Reflective stitching.
- Front hand pockets.
- Lower cargo pockets.
- Rear pockets
- Relaxed fit
PLEASE NOTE: We use the Japanese sizing, therefore we recommend sizing up as they come up small. Any queries for exact measurements, please get in touch.
Original: $196.04
-65%$196.04
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Description
The Gramicci x and wander Women's Military Wide Pants in Khaki are a durable and versatile option designed as part of a collaboration with Japanese outdoor brand and wander. Crafted from tough ripstop fabric with a water-repellent finish, these wide-leg cargo pants are built for performance without added bulk—ideal for hiking, cycling, or outdoor adventures.
Featuring spacious cargo pockets for practical storage and a relaxed, functional fit, they offer comfort and utility in equal measure—making them a reliable choice for active days and unpredictable weather.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Cotton/nylon ripstop fabric.
- Water-repellent finish.
- Integrated belt and elasticated waist.
- Reflective stitching.
- Front hand pockets.
- Lower cargo pockets.
- Rear pockets
- Relaxed fit
PLEASE NOTE: We use the Japanese sizing, therefore we recommend sizing up as they come up small. Any queries for exact measurements, please get in touch.
