Boots-cut Corduroy Pants_Off White

Name: Boots-cut Corduroy Pants_Off White
Brand: MUSEE
SKU: 710718941
Price: 183.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

MUSEE Boots-cut Corduroy Pants Off White radiate a grounded, city-soft energy. The corduroy’s gentle ribs catch light in a way that feels retro-chic but current, and the off white hue keeps the look approachable. The fabric blends 97 percent cotton with a touch of spandex, giving a subtle stretch that moves with you. A strap waist belt creates a cut-out like detail, while a side nickel zipper adds a casual, downtown ready note.

On the body, the waist belt anchors the line and the boots-cut leg flows through the silhouette, balancing structure with ease. Side slash pockets and back welt pockets offer practical storage without interrupting the clean line, and the side zipper keeps the entry smooth. This pair layers effortlessly under knits or blazers and transitions from daily errands to evening hangs with just a change of top. Care is dry clean only.

MUSEE leans into texture-forward modern tailoring, and these pants echo that mood with a streamlined profile and a hint of vintage corduroy texture. Pair them with a crisp shirt and ankle boots for weekday polish, or with a chunky knit and bold jewelry for off duty style.

Materials / Fabrication

Boots-cut corduroy pants with strap belt at waist
Side nickel zipper closure
Waist belt creating cut-out like detail
Side slash pockets
Back welt pockets
Boots-cut leg line silhouette
Shell: 97 percent cotton, 3 percent spandex
Lining: 100 percent polyester
Measurements (in): 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
Designer: by MUSEE

Recommended Care

Dry cleaning only

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