Kobe Wide Legged Palazzo Pants in Black
Kobe gives you a great mix of style and comfort, so you can look professional without feeling uncomfortable. Wear these with any versatile top or a smart blouse for a traditional office look. You can also pair it with a stylish blazer for extra class. Add these flexible pants to your office wardrobe to show off your easy elegance and professionalism.
Made of soft polyester.
Front functional zip with clasp clip closure.
Functional side pockets.
Not lined, not sheer and not stretchable.
Measurements are taken laid flat, and mass manufactured.
Kindly note that all measurements are subjected to a 0.25-0.5" allowance.
| Size | Waist | Hips | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 12" | 19" | 38.5" |
| S | 13" | 20" | 39" |
| M | 14" | 21" | 39.5" |
| L | 15" | 22" | 40" |
| XL | 16" | 23" | 40.5" |
Size References:
Model is UK 6, 177cm and wearing Size S.
Live Try-on Pris is UK 6, 163cm and wearing Size S.
Live Try-on Jing is UK 10/12, 175cm and wearing size XL.
Recommends:
Stick to your usual sizing at 3inute.
If you are in between size, size up.
DO
Hand wash your garments at all time to maintain their shape and quality.
Separate your laundry into groups with similar colors: whites, darks and colours.
Always rinse your new item in cold water before wearing to avoid colour run.
Avoid wearing denims/suede items with light colored items/accessories especially for the first few wears to prevent any colors transfer.
If you are unsure of the maximum temperature of the garment, always be safe and wash with cold water.
Turn your garment inside out before washing.
Ensure your garment is zipped up and/or buttoned up before washing to prevent damage.
DON'T
Do not soak.
Do not tumble dry to prevent shrinkage.
Do not use too much detergent.
Do not use bleach.
Do not iron pleated designs with iron
Do not leave garments with whites and colored panels soaking for long periods.
Jewellery
When exposed to air for prolonged periods, jewellery products might tarnish.
Avoid touching perfume for jewellery.
