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PT TORINO Corduroy Slim Fit Pants
Pt Torino

Corduroy Slim Fit Pants

Stretch Cotton Chino Trousers (COATMAZ00CL1SR75Y177)

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$237.00$395.00−40%· Rboutique

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Product description

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Tailored pants in cotton corduroy with a slim fit and low-rise waist. Features belt loops, zip fly, and button tab closure. Includes side slanted pockets and rear welt pockets with button.

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Stock
In stock
Material
100% cotton corduroy
Fit
Slim
Waist
Low-rise
Closure
Zip fly and button tab
Pockets
Side slanted and rear welt with button
Model number (MPN)
27446

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What material are these pants made of?

They are made of 100% cotton corduroy.

What type of closure do they have?

They have a zip fly and button tab closure.

What pockets are included?

They feature side slanted pockets and rear welt pockets with button.

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