Seasalt Cornwall Treloyan Pleated Chinos
Seasalt Cornwall
$148.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Seasalt Cornwall Treloyan Pleated Chinos carry a calm coast-ready energy with a touch of stretch for all-day ease. The textured weave lends dimension, while a clean-lined silhouette keeps the look streamlined. The fabric mix—49% recycled cotton, 49% Lenzing EcoVero viscose, and 2% elastane—offers breathable comfort with a gentle bounce. Lenzing EcoVero viscose is a sustainably produced fiber EU Ecolabel certified.
The chinos feature single front pleats and a versatile straight-leg cut, with a zip fly and button closure. Front slant pockets and back button-welt pockets hold the day-to-day essentials. The stretch keeps the line smooth from desk to dinner, and the silhouette layers neatly under knits, jackets, or cardigans for a range of settings.
Seasalt Cornwall fashions blend coastal practicality with refined ease, and these Treloyan chinos embody that balance. Pair with a Breton tee for everyday ease, or with a crisp shirt and loafers for a more polished look. An eco-conscious fabric story meets a timeless silhouette, ready to move with you across seasons.
Materials / Fabrication
- Designed chinos with a touch of stretch for all-day comfort
- Textured weave
- Clean-lined silhouette
- Single front pleats
- Straight-leg cut
- Zip fly with button closure
- Front slant pockets
- Back button-welt pockets
- Fabric composition: 49% recycled cotton, 49% Lenzing viscose, 2% elastane
- Lenzing EcoVero viscose: sustainably produced viscose use cold water and a gentle cycle with like colors
- Line dry or lay flat to maintain fit and prevent shrinkage
- Iron on low heat if needed or use a steamer to refresh without crushing the weave
Fit Notes
- Single front pleats paired with a straight-leg cut define a classic chino silhouette.
- A touch of stretch through elastane provides comfort with movement all day.
- Zip fly with button closure offers secure, easy fastening.
- Front slant pockets and back welt pockets add practical storage.
