Pleated Canvas Wide-Leg Pants
Marni
$1350.00
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Available from Bergdorf Goodman | Free standard shipping on qualifying orders of $300+ 
Product Insights & Style Tips
Marni turns cotton canvas into a sculptural moment with double pleats and a voluminous bunchedup silhouette. The fabric feels sturdy but surprisingly pliant, with crisp, architectural folds that move with you. A superelasticated waistband creates a flexible mid rise that anchors the look even as the legs flare into wide, full-length lines, finished with folded cuffs for a hint of polish.
Everyday practicality comes through in the details: side slip pockets and back welt pockets keep essentials close at hand, while an elasticized waist plus a button/zip fly and belt loops offer easy movement and optional cinch at the waist. The wide legs skim the skin and carry you from town errands to after-hours events, layering neatly over a tucked blouse or under a structured jacket.
Marni's Italian craft and love of voluminous, wear-everywhere silhouettes read as signature. Model wears US size 4, giving a sense of proportion, and Made in Italy stamps the piece with a heritage of artisanal finish. Style notes: pair with a crisp top and sleek sandals for a modern chic look, or throw on a knit and ankle boots for cooler days.
Materials / Fabrication
- Cotton canvas
- Double pleats
- Superelasticated waistband
- Voluminous bunchedup look
- Mid rise
- Elasticized waist
- Side slip pockets
- Back welt pockets
- Wide legs
- Full length
- Folded cuffs
- Button/zip fly
- Belt loops
- Made in Italy
- Size and fit: model is 5 ft 10 in tall; wearing US size 4/Small
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only
Fit Notes
- Mid rise waist with an elasticized waistband and belt loops defines the waist and allows optional belt wear.
- Double pleats create a voluminous front with a wide-leg silhouette and folded cuffs.
- Cotton canvas fabric provides body to the silhouette and holds the pleats through wear.
- Full-length legs with folded cuffs create a clean, modern line.
