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Bottega Veneta Leather-trimmed cotton corduroy straight pants

Name: Bottega Veneta Leather-trimmed cotton corduroy straight pants
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 3614785460644
Price: 1650.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Bottega Veneta Leather-trimmed cotton corduroy straight pants exude quiet opulence with a tactile, ribbed corduroy and a deep Intense Carrubo hue. The 100% cotton fabric feels sturdy yet soft to the touch, while lamb leather trims at the pockets bring a refined shine and structure. Made in Italy and finished with a concealed buttoned front, five pockets, and belt loops, they fuse everyday ease with couture nuance.

With a straight leg and a concealed front closure, they sit cleanly at the waist and fall in a crisp line that works with sweaters, silk blouses, or chunky knits. The five pockets and belt loops offer practical carry options, while the leather trim anchors the silhouette at the hip, so you can tuck a tee or slip on a blazer without losing polish.

An homage to Bottega Veneta's quiet luxury, this pair blends texture and tailoring for a city-to-weekend rhythm. Elevate with a soft cashmere knit or a satin blouse, and let the leather trim do the talking at the hip while the corduroy keeps the mood grounded. Priced at 1650, the pair anchors luxury with everyday wear.

Materials / Fabrication

100 percent cotton fabric
Trim: 100 percent lamb leather
Contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Closure: concealed buttoned front
Pockets: five pockets
Belt loops
Made in Italy
Designer color name: Intense Carrubo

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to protect cotton fabric and leather trim
Avoid water exposure on leather components; do not machine wash or hand wash leather trim
If spot cleaning cotton areas, use a damp cloth with mild detergent away from leather
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Fit Notes

Straight leg pants provide a clean line through the leg.
Concealed buttoned front closure creates a smooth front silhouette.
Corduroy cotton fabric adds texture and a structured drape through the leg.
Belt loops and five pockets support practical wear and belt options.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 8/10

Leather trim elevates the cotton corduroy straight pants into a statement silhouette with a tactile, editorial mood. The Intense Carrubo hue reads luxe yet wearable, while the clean straight leg and concealed front closure offer a modern, restrained line that reads as confident and fashion savvy rather than casual workwear.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Rich material handling signals careful craft: the 100 percent cotton corduroy with a lamb leather trim communicates luxe intent, while a concealed front closure and precise five pocket layout imply thoughtful tailoring. Visuals suggest durable construction, clean hems, and balanced weight, though finish details in the image could elevate the sense of couture.

Affordability: $$$$

Despite the luxury veneer, the cost aligns with its design language and material distinction. Leather trim on high quality cotton corduroy signals investment, and the Italian-made claim adds prestige. The value feels justified for a wardrobe anchor that promises durability and a distinctive editorial edge, though true accessibility remains limited.

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