Butterfly Tie Detail Pants Lemontini
Lioness
$79.00 51% OFF
$39.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Butterfly Tie Detail Pants Lemontini from Lioness throw open a sunny mood with a lemony glow. In a solid lemontini yellow, the wide-leg shape moves with ease and the textured beige horizontal weave adds tactile depth. An elastic drawstring waistband keeps the waist comfy, while tied fabric straps bring a touch of playful structure. The fabric mix—mostly polyester with a hint of elastane—offers a soft stretch, and the pair is unlined for breezy wear; cold machine wash keeps maintenance simple.
Ease into warm days with the stretch waist and relaxed cut that skims without clinging. The elastic drawstring lets you tailor the rise as you move, and the tied straps catch the eye without competing with your top. The wide leg drapes over sneakers or heeled sandals, and the unlined weave keeps you cool whether you're running errands, meeting friends, or taking on after-work plans. Layer a crisp blouse, a cropped tee, or a lightweight blazer to shift from day to night.
Bright, sunny color meets grown-up texture in Lioness code. This piece channels a breezy, modern mood that pairs with neutrals for a clean, editorial finish or with saturated hues for a head-turning moment.
Materials / Fabrication
- Wide-leg pants
- Solid lemontini yellow
- Elastic drawstring waistband
- Features tied fabric straps
- Textured beige horizontal weave pattern
- 95 percent polyester, 5 percent elastane
- Unlined
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors
- Gentle cycle
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
- Cool iron if needed or use a steamer to release wrinkles
Fit Notes
- Wide-leg silhouette through the leg with an elastic drawstring waistband for adjustable waist fit.
- Tied fabric straps and a textured horizontal weave pattern add visual detail without altering the loose leg shape.
- Fabric blend of 95% polyester and 5% elastane provides good stretch.
- Unlined construction offers breathability and a lightweight feel.
