Boots-cut Corduroy Pants_Mint

Name: Boots-cut Corduroy Pants_Mint
Brand: MUSEE
SKU: 710718940
Price: 183.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Musée boots-cut corduroy pants in mint strike a confident balance between retro texture and modern ease. The shell is a 97% cotton, 3% spandex blend, so the ribbed corduroy has soft structure with a touch of stretch, while the mint hue keeps the look fresh and wearable. A strap belt at the waist creates a cut-out like line that feels forward, and a side nickel zipper adds casual edge to the clean silhouette.

Set with a boots-cut leg, they skim the thigh and widen below the knee for a fluid, movement-friendly fall. Side slash pockets and back welt pockets keep essentials close without adding bulk. The side zipper closure keeps the line sleek when you tuck in knits or layer with cropped jackets, letting the piece move from everyday errands to after-hours with loafers or ankle boots. Dry clean only.

Brand MUSEE leans into a modern vintage mood, coordinating with texture and color for a wardrobe that feels both current and timeless. The mint reads as a crisp counterpoint to neutral tops and earthy layers, making these pants a versatile anchor for a city-to-weekend rotation.

Materials / Fabrication

Boots-cut corduroy pants
Waist belt creating cut-out like detail
Side slash pockets
Back welt pockets
Side nickel zipper closure
Shell: 97 percent cotton, 3 percent spandex
Lining: 100 percent polyester
Measurements (inches): 36 (S) / 38 (M) - Total Length: 39.76 in / 40.16 in; Waist: 14.45 in / 15.16 in; Hip: 17.52 in / 18.27 in

Recommended Care

Dry cleaning only
Avoid washing with harsh detergents or chlorine bleach
Store on a hanger to preserve shape

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Musee Bath is a whimsical self-care brand crafting handcrafted bath bombs (often called “bath balms”), soaps, soaking salts, shower steamers, and more — all made with natural ingredients like essential oils, shea butter, milk bath, and honey. Founded in Mississippi in 2011 by Leisha Pickering, the line is designed to create joyful, relaxing bath experiences while nourishing skin and uplifting the spirit. Musee products are cruelty-free, paraben-free, and safe for all skin types, turning ordinary bath time into a luxurious ritual. The brand also supports community impact by offering second-chance employment to women in recovery and investing in social causes, making each purchase feel good inside and out.