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Givenchy Prince of Wales wool wide-leg pants

Givenchy

$1900.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Givenchy presents a refined silhouette with the Prince of Wales wool wide-leg pants, a study in modern tailoring and classic gravity. The 100 percent wool fabric speaks to quiet luxury, draping with a poised, weighty ease in a grey mix that reads as versatile and softly textured. The double pleat adds structure at the hip while letting the leg fall free, creating a timeless line that feels instantly elevated for the day or evening. A clean zipper fly with button and hook fastenings keeps the front smooth, while belt loops invite a tuned belt to anchor the look.

The cut invites movement with a generous, leg-lengthening sweep, balancing a high waist with ample room through the thigh before the wide leg opens. Side slit pockets and buttoned pockets deliver practical detail without disrupting the line, making them as usable as they are polished. The piece wears with everything from a crisp blouse and heels to a sleek knit and loafers, transforming seamlessly across settings from business hours to after-dark rituals.

Givenchy's take on the prince of Wales motif leans into couture calm: a timeless pattern translated into a contemporary full-length statement. In this Grey Mix, the pants pair well with a structured blazer for a look that feels inherently city-chic and seriously grown-up, yet still unmistakably fashion-forward.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Prince of Wales wool wide-leg pants in a grey mix
  • Fabric: 100 percent wool
  • Double pleat at the hip
  • Zipper fly with button and hook fastenings
  • Belt loops
  • Side slit pockets
  • Buttoned pockets
  • High waist
  • Full-length wide leg
  • Brand: Givenchy

Recommended Care

  • Dry clean only to preserve tailored silhouette
  • If hand washing is absolutely necessary, cold water and a gentle wool detergent
  • Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry
  • Avoid heat and high friction that can wear wool fibers

Fit Notes

  • The high waist sits through the hip with a generous thigh and a leg-lengthening wide leg silhouette.
  • The 100 percent wool fabric provides weight and a refined drape with a textured grey mix.
  • A double pleat at the hip adds structure while maintaining a clean, uninterrupted line through the leg.
  • A front zipper fly with button and hook closures, plus belt loops, keeps the waist smooth and ready for a tuned belt.
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Styling Tips

  • Pair it with a knit top to balance the generous leg and echo the refined tailoring of the front details.
  • Layer with outerwear to define the silhouette without overpowering the clean line of the trousers.
  • Complete it with a pair of heels to elongate the frame and keep the look polished.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold yet refined, the prince of Wales motif translates into a modern editorial statement. The wide leg and high waist create a commanding silhouette, while the textured grey wool lends quiet drama. The piece reads instantly elevated, versatile enough to anchor day or evening looks with an unmistakable fashion-forward mood.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Premium tailoring evident in the clean front with a smooth zipper fly, functional belt loops, and double pleats that sculpt the hip without constraining movement. The 100 percent wool drapes with weight and ease, pockets sit neatly, and the line stays crisp from hip to hem, signaling meticulous construction and luxury sequencing.

Affordability: $$$

The value feels justified by the couture calm, refined fabric, and timeless silhouette. While the price sits at the pinnacle, the design longevity and versatility across settings provide necessity and desirability, making the cost align with its design richness rather than transient trend appeal.

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About Givenchy

No stranger in the fashion circuit, Givenchy is a French luxury fashion house that was founded by designer Hubert de Givenchy in 1952. Givenchy made its initial collection offerings featuring elegant separate and sharp tailoring, sleek gowns and evening wear which has become its signature style, and still, the traditions are carried through collections today. Shop the latest collection from Givenchy, ranging in dresses, skirts, sweaters, tops, shoes and handbags.