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Bottega Veneta Pinstripe wool and mohair wide-leg pants

Name: Bottega Veneta Pinstripe wool and mohair wide-leg pants
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: 3614785340182
Price: 3000.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Bottega Veneta's Pinstripe wool and mohair wide-leg pants fuse quiet luxury with a street-smart mood. The Desert/Grey Melange weave feels soft yet structured, marrying the loft of wool with the fuzzy halo of mohair for a tactile, luxe drape. A pinstripe undertone lends an understated sartorial edge, so the pant reads elevated without shouting.

Tailored in a relaxed wide leg, the pants ride on a zip fly with button and hook fastenings and belt loops for easy tailoring to your waist. Zipped side pockets and back pockets lined in cotton keep everyday essentials tidy, while the unfinished hem invites custom length tweaks to land just where you want it. The fabric holds its shape as you move, layering neatly over a turtleneck, a silk blouse, or a chunky knit, and shifting from office hours to evening with equal ease.

These pieces reflect Bottega Veneta's philosophy of refined texture and proportion over logo drama. The muted color palette and clean line create a modern capsule moment; style notes include pairing with loafers for a pared-down tailoring moment or with heeled sandals to heighten the drape of the wide leg.

Materials / Fabrication

75% wool
25% mohair
Made in Italy
Designer color name: Desert/Grey Melange
Pocket lining: 100% cotton
Pockets: zipped pockets, back pockets
Contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Closure: zipper fly, button and hook fastenings
Belt loops
Hem: unfinished (ready for alteration)

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve fibers and finish
If hand washing, use cold water and a gentle wool detergent
Do not wring or twist; reshape while damp
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat
Store folded to avoid stretching

Fit Notes

The pants have a wide-leg silhouette.
Zipper fly with button and hook fastenings provide a secure closure.
Pockets include zipped front pockets and back pockets for storage.
Hem is unfinished to allow tailoring for length.

Styling Tips

Pair it with a knitwear top to balance the pinstripe wool and mohair texture and keep the wide-leg line in focus.
Layer it with a jacket to create a streamlined silhouette that complements the pants.
Carry a shoulder bag to finish the look.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold, architectural silhouette with a pinstripe motif elevates a classic wide-leg shape into a modern statement. Desert gray melange reads refined rather than casual, while the unfinished hem hints at bespoke tailoring. The look embraces editorial restraint typical of the brand, allowing the fabric to speak through drape and texture.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Luxurious wool and mohair blend promises warmth and softness with a subtle halo of sheen, while the Italian construction signals considered craft. Details like a zip fly, button and hook closure, and belt loops suggest formal versatility. The unfinished hem invites alteration, signaling a product designed to evolve with the wearer.

Affordability: $$$

The price sits firmly in the ultra premium tier, reflecting atelier style and rarefied material. Yet the value feels justified by the blend's texture, the hard wearing wool mohair finish, and the promise of a timeless, exclusive silhouette. For a wardrobe anchor that ages gracefully, the cost aligns with its design and craft.

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