Free People Libre Cotton Blend Corduroy Wide Leg Pants
Free People
$128.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
Free People Libre Cotton Blend Corduroy Wide Leg Pants bring a grounded, easy energy to your wardrobe. The fabric is a soft cotton blend corduroy with that signature ribbed texture, giving the piece instant dimensionality. The wide leg falls into a relaxed silhouette that reads modern with a touch of retro.
Effortless wearability comes from the roomy silhouette and the forgiving weight of the cotton blend. They drape over tees and knits with ease, whether you tuck in a top or let it ride loose for a laid back moment. The wide leg transitions from day to night with ease, pairing cleanly with sneakers, ankle boots, or slides.
Free People leans into texture forward, easygoing pieces, and this Libre corduroy pant slots in as a versatile everyday staple. Style it with a cropped knit for a cool weather mood, or pair with a crisp shirt for a neater look, staying true to the brand's laid back yet polished aesthetic.
Materials / Fabrication
- Soft cotton blend corduroy with ribbed texture
- Wide leg with relaxed silhouette
- Drape over tees and knits with ease
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
- Turn inside out before washing to protect the texture
- Use a mild detergent; do not bleach
- Tumble dry low or line dry to preserve corduroy texture
- Warm iron or steam as needed; use a pressing cloth to protect the pile
Fit Notes
- Wide leg with a relaxed silhouette offers easy drape through the leg.
- Soft cotton blend corduroy with ribbed texture adds subtle dimensionality.
- Roomy silhouette and forgiving weight allow the pants to drape over tees and knits, whether tucked in or worn loose.
- Transitions from day to night and pairs well with sneakers, ankle boots, or slides.
