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Mugler Pleated virgin wool wide-leg pants

Name: Mugler Pleated virgin wool wide-leg pants
Brand: Mugler
SKU: 3667184113864
Price: 1125.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Mugler Pleated virgin wool wide-leg pants channel the label's signature quiet drama - black, impeccably structured pleats, and a movement that feels sculptural in motion. The fabric is 100% virgin wool with a cupro lining, giving a structured yet soft hand and a refined drape. Made in Ukraine, it reads polished yet modern, the kind of piece that elevates a simple top into a statement.

At the waist, a zip fly with button and hook fastenings keeps the line clean, while side slit pockets and a back pocket offer practical stowage without bulge. The generous wide leg skims the floor or pairs with ankle boots, making it easy to transition from office to evening. The cupro lining helps the pants glide over tights or bare skin, and the dry-clean only care keeps the silhouette crisp through repeat wear.

Beyond the fit, Mugler's approach to tailored drama - pleats, waistline, and a monochrome mood - resonates with current runways that favor sculptural ease. Style notes: pair with a sleek bodysuit and sharp blazer for a refined evening look, or with a knit for day.

Materials / Fabrication

100 percent virgin wool
Lining: 100 percent cupro
Closure: zipper fly, button and hook fastenings
Pockets: side slit pockets, back pocket
Made in Ukraine
Designer color name: Black

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve wool and cupro lining
If hand washing is required, use cold water and a gentle wool detergent; do not wring or twist
Reshape while damp; lay flat to dry or hang on a sturdy hanger away from direct heat
Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or use a steamer to minimize contact with the fabric
Store in a cool, dry place; consider a breathable garment bag when not in use

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About Mugler

French fashion designer Thierry Mugler first crafted his personal collection in 1973 after working as a freelance designer at a variety of ready-to-wear fashion houses in Paris, Milan, London and Barcelona. Currently, Creative Director Casey Cadwallader harnesses the transformative spirit of founder Thierry Mugler, taking a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to fashion through the lens of various sub-cultures. Shop the latest collection from Mugler, ranging in dresses, skirts, bodysuits, blazers, tops and accessories.