Sea Ethel Solid Bloomer Pants Burgundy
Sea
$465.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Sea Ethel Bloomer Pants Burgundy strike a quiet romantic note. Lightweight, non-stretch satin drapes with a soft sheen as you move, giving the look an easy, elevated feel. Gathered detailing and a floral pattern meet lace trim for a feminine, vintage-inspired finish. The shell is 100% viscose and the trim 100% nylon, with dry clean care and imported from China.
Partial elastic waistband offers a comfortable fit. Rise 14.25in / 36cm, inseam 25.25in / 64cm, leg opening 11.75in / 30cm guide the silhouette, while the bloomers shape sits at the waist and expands into soft volume through the leg. The satin drape lets you layer over a tucked top or under a cropped knit, moving from daytime polish to evening ease with effortless transitions.
Priced at 465, Sea continues its romance-forward storytelling with this piece, pairing delicate lace and a floral motif with a contemporary bloomer silhouette that feels both vintage-inspired and of-the-moment.
Materials / Fabrication
- Lightweight non-stretch satin with a soft sheen
- Gathered detailing
- Floral pattern with lace trim
- Shell: 100 percent viscose
- Trim: 100 percent nylon
- Partial elastic waistband
- Rise 14.25 in / 36 cm
- Inseam 25.25 in / 64 cm
- Leg opening 11.75 in / 30 cm
- Bloomers silhouette sits at the waist and expands into soft volume through the leg
- Burgundy color
- Imported from China
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve satin, viscose and lace trim
- If washing at home, hand wash cold with a mild detergent; do not wring
- Lay flat to dry away from direct heat
- Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or steam to release wrinkles
Fit Notes
- Waist sits at the natural waist with a partial elastic waistband and a rise of 14.25 inches.
- Inseam is 25.25 inches and leg opening 11.75 inches, producing a loose through the leg silhouette.
- The shell is 100% viscose satin with the trim 100% nylon, and the bloomers silhouette sits at the waist with volume through the leg.
