Betty white pants
Regular price
148,00€
Sale price
148,00€
Regular price
185,00€
Unit price
Tax included.
Palazzo-cut wool trousers with pleats. Regular fit.
* Manufacturing process takes 15-20 days
'Inspired by grandmothers, worn by girls'
At ROOM717, we're inspired by timeless patterns and quality fabrics, just like the ones our grandmothers wore years ago, but with a contemporary and modern touch so you can wear them in your everyday life.
To produce this line, we used deadstock —leftover fabrics from major luxury brands—so we avoided overproduction and surpluses, with the goal of becoming increasingly sustainable.
The Betty suit has been made entirely in Spain and in a limited number of units, so you will have an almost exclusive garment.
Enjoy it!
Editor's tips
Wear your Betty pants both as a total look and separately, with a turtleneck sweater or a bow-tie shirt. Pair them with boots for a more casual look or stilettos for a more sophisticated look. A special yet versatile pair of pants you'll wear again and again.
Composition:
63% WO, 27% PC.
Care:
At ROOM717, we're inspired by timeless patterns and quality fabrics, just like the ones our grandmothers wore years ago, but with a contemporary and modern touch so you can wear them in your everyday life.
To produce this line, we used deadstock —leftover fabrics from major luxury brands—so we avoided overproduction and surpluses, with the goal of becoming increasingly sustainable.
The Betty suit has been made entirely in Spain and in a limited number of units, so you will have an almost exclusive garment.
Enjoy it!
Editor's tips
Wear your Betty pants both as a total look and separately, with a turtleneck sweater or a bow-tie shirt. Pair them with boots for a more casual look or stilettos for a more sophisticated look. A special yet versatile pair of pants you'll wear again and again.
Composition:
63% WO, 27% PC.
Care:
- Professional cleaning is preferred.
- If you want to wash it at home, do so with cold water and mild detergent. Do not rub or wring the garment.
