Sandy Liang Broome Side Stripe Wide Leg Pants

Name: Sandy Liang Broome Side Stripe Wide Leg Pants
Brand: Sandy Liang
SKU: B0578081
Price: 395.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

Sport meets polish in the Sandy Liang Broome Side Stripe Wide Leg Pants. Cut in a stretchy fabric blend of 89% polyester and 11% elastane, it moves with the body and reads easy and athletic, but with a crisp edge—the bunny jacquard tape along the sides delivers a wink of whimsy in a clean line. The wide leg drapes fluidly, staying poised from morning meetings to late-night errands.

An elastic waist anchors the fit, forgiving through movement while keeping a clean, elongated silhouette. The wide leg skims the hips before opening into a fluid, draped shape that works with knits or tees and rises to a blazer or sweater for polish. They hold their line without fuss and move with the body. Care options: dry clean or machine wash, line dry.

Brand Sandy Liang is known for whimsy within polish, and the Broome pants channel that wink with side stripes and a modern wide leg. Made in the USA and Asian & Pacific Islander Owned/Founded, they sit at the crossroads of sport and couture. Style notes: pair with a cropped knit and sneakers for street-ready ease, or with a crisp shirt and heels for evenings.

Materials / Fabrication

Wide-leg pants
Stretchy fabric (89% polyester, 11% elastane)
Elastic waist
Bunny jacquard tape along the sides
Made in the USA
Designer Clothing: Asian & Pacific Islander Owned/Founded

Recommended Care

Dry clean recommended to preserve fabric and silhouette.
If washing at home, machine wash cold on gentle cycle with mild detergent.
Line dry or lay flat; avoid tumble drying and high heat.
Avoid chlorine bleach and fabric softeners that can affect the fabric’s stretch.

Lookbooks

Sandy Liang Fall 2026 Brings Kiki Inspired Dresses and Ribbon Accessories

Sandy Liang presented her Fall 2026 runway collection during New York Fashion Week with a lineup inspired by two beloved films. The designer drew from Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette and the animated classic Kiki’s Delivery Service, bringing their dreamy mood into a wardrobe filled with bows, ribbons, and playful textures. The result stayed true to the label’s signature point of view, where girlish details meet downtown attitude. The references appeared across the collection in subtle and playful ways. Kiki inspired apron shapes turned into taffeta dresses trimmed with frills and ruffles. Marie Antoinette inspired slippers decorated with ribbons, shearling, and whimsical details like bunny ears and tails. The collection expanded the designer’s familiar visual world while keeping the same sense of charm that defines Sandy Liang collections on the New York calendar.

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Sandy Liang Brings Back Girlish Charm With a Twist

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About Sandy Liang

NYC based modern women’s fashion designer Sandy Liang is a designer-to-watch. Liang who launched her label in 2014, has quickly become a favorite in the fashion circuit, where her collection fuses downtown-cool charm with an edgy, urban attitude. Shop this season’s newest collection from Sandy Liang’s statement making fashion pieces, ranging in dresses to tops, skirts, and leather jackets.