Ripley Rader Scuba Wide Leg Pant
Ripley Rader
$220.00 6% OFF
$207.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Ripley Rader Scuba Wide Leg Pant captures that clean, quietly luxe energy—think minimalist tailoring made playful with unexpected material. The white scuba fabrication isn’t your basic stretch; it’s smooth and dense, sculpting the line with just enough structure while still feeling pliable and elevated. Modal brings a soft hand, spandex lends a fluid resilience, and the overall vibe reads: polished, slightly sporty, and undeniably modern. The tailored details keep everything from veering into loungewear territory, while the stretch waistband keeps things effortless.
With its elasticized waist and wide, architectural cut, this pant easily slips on and adapts to movement, skimming from hip to hem with enough flow to suggest ease but enough body to hold its shape all day. Generous leg openings make layering over boots or trainers a statement move, and the weight of the scuba fabric means you never have to fuss with see-through worries. These feel right for everything from breezy office days to gallery shows or a fast dinner out—just swap out a shirt or jacket and the whole silhouette remains intact. The crisp white shade feels especially of the moment, and isn’t bound to a season, making this a closet signature no matter how you style it.
Ripley Rader’s signature is blending sharp, almost architectural shapes with fabrics that move and breathe, and the Scuba Wide Leg Pant is a direct reflection of that LA-cool ethos. Not just a stand-alone statement—the pant echoes the ongoing appetite for wide-leg silhouettes paired with sleek, athletic-influenced textiles, hitting right where elevated minimalism and off-duty insouciance meet.
Materials / Fabrication
- Scuba fabric
- 50% modal, 43% polyester, 7% spandex
- Elasticized waistband
- Tailored details for a sleek look
- Wide leg silhouette
- Made in USA
- Leg opening: 31"
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to maintain fabric structure and tailored finish.
- Avoid machine washing or tumble drying, as this may damage the scuba fabric and alter fit.
- Store hanging to prevent creasing and preserve the clean lines.
- If needed, use a cool steamer to release wrinkles—do not iron directly on the fabric.