The Rhein pant creates an introduction to a new, easy silhouette- low-slung and languid in movement- Seaming detail at the front and back leg, create a perfectly streamlined and structured leg that subtly flares towards the ankle.

Details:

• 49% linen (Europe)
• 28% wool (Italy)
• 15% silk (Italy)
• 8% cashmere (Italy)
• Dying in Italy
• Weaving/finishing in China and Italy

Blended fibers take on properties of the joining counterparts to achieve uniquely desirable characteristics.

Linen is a natural fiber from the flax plant and is one of the oldest cultivated plant fibers. It has exceptional ability to keep skin cool in warm weather, due to its airflow, wicking, and crisp fibers that stand away from body. Twice as strong as cotton, it becomes softer over time, while maintaining its exceptional durability.

Wool is a renewable fiber; one sheep can produce 4-5 pounds of wool per year. Wool provides warmth by trapping heat, while simultaneously transporting moisture away from the body so skin stays dry and comfortable. It is naturally antimicrobial, so it resists odors and rarely needs washing. Its exceptional durability allows for long garment lifespan, and it can biodegrade when disposed into right soil conditions.

Silk is known for its luxurious drape, luster and ability to take rich color. It is the strongest natural fiber and has low density, creating light and comfortable fabric. Silk’s resilient elasticity maintains garment shape, and its smooth surface is resistant to attracting dirt. Silk keeps you cool in warm weather and provides insulating warmth in cool weather.

Cashmere is one of the most luxurious wools, with desirable drape, softness and wrinkle resistance. It is up to three times more insulating than regular wool, with lofty fibers that can be tightly knit into warm and lightweight fabric. Like all wool, it wicks moisture and allows skin to breathe. Cashmere is considered hypoallergenic, since it doesn’t have lanolin. While more delicate than other wool, cashmere garments will not lose their shape if properly cared for. This is due to the fiber’s natural stretch that allows garment to move with you and recover.

This family-owned Italian mill is characterized by their efforts in environmental protection, adapting many company protocols and standards to diminish their carbon footprint and improve the overall integrity of their production process. This mill is certified of the following standards: 4Sustainability, Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (via Seri.co 2015 Certification), Audited by Kering Standards, GOTS certified, and Textile & Health Certification.

This garment was produced at a family-owned Italian factory. It was initially founded in 1957 as a traditional tailor shop, transitioning to become a factory in 1985. Today it is run by the founder’s daughter and her husband.