Women's Cotton Corduroy Wide Flare Trousers
Brunello Cucinelli
$2700.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
Pure cotton corduroy gives these trousers a soft, velvety texture with a balanced weight that drapes with ease. The wide flare creates a fluid silhouette, while the zip closure with a metal hook and backing button keeps the front line clean. Slanted front pockets and back welt pockets add practical detail, finished with nickel-free monili accents. Made in Italy, this piece uses 100% cotton for a timeless, tactile feel.
On the body, the corduroy holds a refined, structured line through the hips into a generous flare that moves with you. The zip closure and hook provide secure front detail, while the pockets hold daily essentials without bulk. Care is careful: specialty dry cleaning, no bleach, no tumble drying, and a low iron to protect the nap.
Brunello Cucinelli RTW embodies timeless Italian craftsmanship and quiet luxury. This versatile piece pairs with knits, silks, or tailored coats, balancing city polish with easy weekend ease. The refined corduroy, jewelry-inspired monili, and Made in Italy pedigree anchor a wardrobe grounded in texture and enduring silhouettes.
Materials / Fabrication
- Pure cotton corduroy
- Soft, velvety texture
- Cotton corduroy wide flare trousers design
- Monili decoration
- Zip closure with metal hook and backing button
- Slanted front pockets
- Back welt pockets
- Nickel-free monili decoration
- 100 percent cotton
- Made in Italy
Recommended Care
- Dry cleaning at specialist cleaner's only
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron at low temperature
Fit Notes
- The wide flare silhouette defines the leg shape.
- A zip closure with a metal hook and backing button provides front closure.
- Front slanted pockets and back welt pockets add utility without changing the silhouette.
- The fabric is pure cotton corduroy with a soft velvety texture and 100 percent cotton content.
