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Jenny Aubrey Corduroy Pants
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Pine Green
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Stretch corduroy pants with 5-pocket styling are a plush alternative to skinny jeans. Cuffing the hem adjusts the length from ankle to cropped. Button closure and zip fly.
Fabric: Stretch corduroy.
76% lyocell/23% cotton/1% elastane.
Wash cold.
Made in the USA.
MEASUREMENTS
Rise: 8.5in / 21.5cm
Inseam: 27in / 68.5cm
Leg opening: 12in / 30.5cm
Fabric: Stretch corduroy.
76% lyocell/23% cotton/1% elastane.
Wash cold.
Made in the USA.
MEASUREMENTS
Rise: 8.5in / 21.5cm
Inseam: 27in / 68.5cm
Leg opening: 12in / 30.5cm
Style #GOLDS40064
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About the Designer
Founded in 2005, luxury women’s label GOLDSIGN is produced in Los Angeles under the direction of British native and denim visionary Karen Phelps. Offering a distinct and exclusive assortment of refined styles season after season, GOLDSIGN jeans cater to denim enthusiasts with an appreciation for modern design and sophisticated products. By utilizing considered detailing and clean, architectural lines alongside innovative fabrications, GOLDSIGN denim crafts an exclusive fit with traditional tailoring references.
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Jenny Aubrey Cords
I sized down from my normal 27 to a 26 based on the fit of a few other Goldsign jeans and the fact that cords can be so stretchy. They fit like a glove, have a nice medium rise, are so so soft, and a gorgeous pine green color. There's some very minor pilling on the inside fabric but nothing I haven't noticed with other cords. Love them!
Sizing: Smaller than Expected
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After only 1 wear I noticed that they pill like crazy on the inside:
while taking them off my entire floor was covered with green fiber balls.
This has never happened before with any other corduroy pants I've had, and is probably due to the 76% lyocell construction.
I wish I had paid more attention to the fabric before purchasing, and I hope the pilling stops...although I highly doubt it will.
Sizing: True to Size / As Expected
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