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Kiko Kostadinov Dieze cotton wide-leg pants

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Dieze cotton wide-leg pants
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: P01213610-2
Price: 995.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Kiko Kostadinov Dieze cotton wide-leg pants deliver that disciplined city-smart vibe the label is known for. In 100 percent cotton and a Khaki hue, the fabric feels breathable with a crisp, matte finish that holds a clean line through every movement. The silhouette reads architectural yet easy, with a generous wide leg that drapes and adds quiet drama to a pared-back top.

The front closure pairs a zipper fly with button and hook fastenings for a secure, sleek profile. Side slit pockets and back pockets offer quiet practicality, keeping small essentials close while you move. The shape sits comfortably and drapes into a fluid, wide leg that layers effortlessly over a tucked tee or knit and under a structured blazer, transitioning from day to night as the mood shifts.

Made in Poland, these pants reflect Kiko Kostadinov's understated utilitarian codes, with a Khaki canvas that pairs cleanly with minimalist outerwear and elevated textures.

Materials / Fabrication

100 percent cotton
Closure: zipper fly, button and hook fastenings
Pockets: side slit pockets, back pockets
Made in Poland
Designer color name: Khaki

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve fabric integrity and color.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Architectural khaki wide leg pants that command attention with a sculptural silhouette. The exaggerated volume, clean lines, and precise closures read as editorial and fashion forward, perfect for pairing with structured layers or minimalist heels. Subtle pocket placement adds utility without interrupting the line. Statement-making yet versatile.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Tailored for a crisp, elevated feel, the dieze pants showcase clean stitching, a secure zipper fly with button and hook closures, and thoughtful pocket detailing. The Polish-made construction suggests durability and a considered pattern, with a drapey yet grounded cotton that holds its silhouette rather than collapsing into fatigue.

Affordability: $$$$

Value aligns with a design that reads editorially bold and materially considered, at 995. The oversized silhouette, premium cotton texture, and brand pedigree elevate it beyond everyday pants, while still remaining wearable with sneakers or heels. The cost feels justified by the statement and craft on offer.

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