Cotton quality is nice, but the balloon silhouette is much wider than i expected. This 350 GSM fleece is definitely thick and warm, though the oversized shape is a bit much for me.
Vintage inspired spray fade trousers
Sturdy yet soft joggers featuring a vintage spray fade finish and a comfortable oversized fit. Designed for those who value artisan-stitched loungewear with a relaxed, modern silhouette.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
The spray fade finish gives these a lived-in character that usually takes years to develop. We appreciate the choice of 350 GSM fleece, which gives the balloon silhouette a satisfying weight and structure that thinner joggers lack.
What people think
All 5 reviewsPaisa vasool fabric. You can really feel the weight of the brushed fleece and that spray fade finish looks premium in person. The drawstrings help adjust the waist perfectly.
i was looking forward to these but my joggers arrived with a dark mark on the melange grey fabric. The screen printing also looks uneven near the pocket.. very disappointed.
These feel soft because of the biowashed cotton. Side pockets are deep enough for my phone and the artisanal stitching feels solid.
Heavy fabric that feels a bit too thick for my liking. That melange grey fade looks much duller in hand than it did in the photos online photos.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: 100% GOTS certified organic biowashed cotton
- Finish: Vintage-inspired edge spray fade in melange grey
- Weight: Heavy 350 GSM brushed cotton fleece
- Design: Balloon cut with two functional side pockets
- Comfort: Hypo-allergic combed cotton suitable for sensitive skin
- Construction: Artisan stitched and screen printed by hand
These trousers use a heavy brushed fleece to provide structure while maintaining a soft internal feel. The balloon silhouette offers ample room through the leg, tapering slightly at the ankle.
Finished with an elasticated waistband and adjustable drawstrings, these are built for a secure fit that transitions from home to city streets.














