Slim Fit Cotton-Nylon Strech Pants Davide
slim-fit trousers with tapered legs made from a stretch cotton-nylon blend with a smooth feel
- color: beige
- slim fit
- the model is 190 cm tall and wears a size 50
- low waist
- tapered leg
- patented Waist Comfort Band: revolutionary, original and invisible belt for an exceptional fit and comfort like jogging bottoms with up to six extra centimetres at the waist
- waistband with belt loops and button fastening as well as gathered details at the back
- concealed zipper at the front
- side pockets with slanted access and integrated coin pocket on the right
- two welt pockets with button fastening at the back
- small logo detail on the outside of the right leg
- easy-to-change leg hem
- Made in the EU
- material: 60% cotton, 36% polyamide, 4% elastane
- lining 1: 100% cotton
- lining 2: 100% cotton
- 57250975
- color: beige
- slim fit
- the model is 190 cm tall and wears a size 50
- low waist
- tapered leg
- patented Waist Comfort Band: revolutionary, original and invisible belt for an exceptional fit and comfort like jogging bottoms with up to six extra centimetres at the waist
- waistband with belt loops and button fastening as well as gathered details at the back
- concealed zipper at the front
- side pockets with slanted access and integrated coin pocket on the right
- two welt pockets with button fastening at the back
- small logo detail on the outside of the right leg
- easy-to-change leg hem
- Made in the EU
- material: 60% cotton, 36% polyamide, 4% elastane
- lining 1: 100% cotton
- lining 2: 100% cotton
- 57250975
GTA creates timeless trousers that make every wardrobe unique with Italian style and sophistication. The collections are made from the highest quality fabrics and offer a range of styles and colors to suit every occasion. From elegant and modern to traditional and conventional - all trousers perfectly accentuate the figure and offer unparalleled comfort.
We present GTA exclusively in Berlin at mientus KURFÜRSTENDAMM and in Hamburg at mientus NEUER WALL.
