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Bottega Veneta Prince of Wales check wool wide-leg pants

Name: Bottega Veneta Prince of Wales check wool wide-leg pants
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: P01189913-3
Price: 1800.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Bottega Veneta Prince of Wales check wool wide-leg pants vibe feels timelessly polished with a couture edge. Crafted from 100% wool in a Silt/Stucco Melange check, the fabric skims and sways with quiet confidence. A 100% cotton lining brings cool, breathable comfort, while the delicate dry clean care keeps the finish pristine. Belt loops sit at the waist, and a zip, hook, and button fastening locks in a clean front. Contains non-textile parts of animal origin.

Wide-leg silhouette balances volume with a tailored waist, flowing over the hips into a generous, leg-lengthening line. Slit pockets invite casual, hands-on ease, while faux pockets at the back maintain a streamlined profile. The piece layers beautifully over a sleek knit or tucked-in blouse, and it transitions from boardroom polish to evening ease with just a swap of footwear and a statement bag.

Made in Italy, these pants sit within Bottega Veneta's heritage of refined fabric and quiet detail. The Prince of Wales check nods to classic suiting, refreshed by a contemporary cut that suits both minimalist tailoring and more expressive knitwear—an ideal anchor for elevating a capsule wardrobe.

Materials / Fabrication

100 percent wool
Lining: 100 percent cotton
Contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Closure: zip, hook, and button fastening
Belt loops
Pockets: slit pockets, faux pockets
Made in Italy
Designer color name: Silt/ Stucco Melange

Recommended Care

Delicate dry clean only

Fit Notes

The pants have a wide-leg silhouette.
They use a zip, hook, and button closure with belt loops at the waist.
Fabric is 100% wool with a 100% cotton lining.
Pockets include slit pockets and faux pockets.

Styling Tips

Pair it with a crisp button-downs to balance the Prince of Wales check and keep the wool wide-leg silhouette clean.
Layer it with a jacket to anchor the look and let the check pattern stay the focus.
Finish with pumps to elevate the ensemble against the wool and long line of the pants.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Commanding Prince of Wales check in a refined wool, these wide-leg pants read editorial and luxe. The silhouette balances volume with clean lines, while the neutral Silt Stucco hue keeps the pattern wearable. Paired with sky-high heels or a sculptural sneaker, they radiate confident, fashion-forward attitude without shouting.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Razor-sharp tailoring imagined in Italian craftsmanship; the checks align with precision at seams, and the zip, hook, and button closure reads cleanly. The 100 percent wool drape is enhanced by a cotton lining and belt loops, while pocket details suggest practical polish. Subtle, but the construction signals lasting quality rather than fast fashion.

Affordability: $$$

At this price point, the value feels justified for a timeless check pair with premium wool and Italian manufacture. The silhouette remains versatile across events, and the brand's prestige adds aspirational cache. The cost aligns with its design-forward mood, though it sits firmly in luxury territory rather than everyday necessity.

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