Vesta Flare Pant in Electric Navy Sea Island Cotton Corduroy
$1,480
Product Details
The Vesta Flare Pant is cut from Sea Island cotton corduroy in Electric Navy, drawing from traditional men's tailoring and reshaped with a feminine line. The trouser pairs with Gabriela Hearst's signature double-breasted Angela Blazer to complete a suit defined by a sharp waist and a gently flared leg.
Details:
- 100% Cotton
- Mid-rise
- Non-functional buckles at the waist
- Button and zip fly
- Full length with a flared hem
- Slim fit
- Made in Italy
Styling: Style with the Angela double-breasted blazer in matching Electric Navy corduroy, the Coleridge Vest, or layered over the Iman platform sandal for a complete tailored look.
Sustainability & Provenance: The fabric comes from an Italian mill founded in 1838 as a cotton producer, the first in Italy to weave velvet and moleskin. All stages of production remain local, reducing transport emissions, and the mill substitutes natural finishing and washing agents for conventional chemical processes that would otherwise leave heavy metals and microplastics behind. The textile is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified and GOTS-capable. Final garment construction takes place at a family-owned Italian factory established in 1957, now run by the founder's daughter and her husband.
Sustainable Materials
- 100% Cotton (Origin N/A). Dyeing/Finishing Italy
- Mid-rise
- Non-functional buckles
- Button/zip fly
- Full length
- Flared Hem
- Slim fit
- Made in Italy
Cotton is a natural plant fiber that is favored for its softness, breathability and comfort. It grows in warm climates on 6 continents. High quality cotton is easy to care for, due to its ability to withstand washing, detergents and heat.
This mill was first founded in 1838 as a cotton producer and became the first in Italy to produce velvet and moleskin textiles. All steps of production are still done locally today, which helps to reduce carbon emissions that would otherwise come from transportation between industrial processes.
When possible, they try to use natural processes instead of chemical. For example, they only use natural finishing and washing agents to create the desired performance and feel of material. In comparison, conventional finishing byproducts include heavy metals and microplastics that go into environment. Additionally, they have replaced some of the typical chemical or metal elements of dye process with natural ingredients.
They comply with the following standards:
OEKO TEX 100 Standard - Certified
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) - capable
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.
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