TWP Kent St Pants

Name: TWP Kent St Pants
Brand: TWP
SKU: 20116N-W941
Price: 595.00 USD
Availability: InStock

TWP

$595.00

Shop Now

Product Insights & Style Tips

The TWP Kent St Pants in Brown fuse an easy, city-ready mood with tactile corduroy. Self fabric is 100% cotton, while the lining is 93% silk and 7% elastane, and dry cleaning keeps them looking sharp. The midweight corduroy feels substantial without bulk, and the zip fly with button closure keeps the front clean. Five-pocket styling adds practical edge to the silhouette.

These pants sit with a straightforward, unfussy drape that invites easy layering. The lining blends silk and elastane for a smooth feel against the skin, while the corduroy maintains a clean, structured exterior. They move through the day with ease and transition from casual daytime looks to more polished evenings when paired with knitwear, tucked tops, or a blazer.

In a world where corduroy returns as a mainstay, the Kent St Pants offer a grounded option to anchor a wardrobe. The silk-lined interior adds a quiet note of luxe, while the cotton corduroy keeps the look approachable and versatile.

Materials / Fabrication

Brown midweight cotton corduroy self fabric
Lining: 93% silk, 7% elastane
Five-pocket styling
Zip fly with button closure
Silk-lined interior
Self fabric composition: 100% cotton
Style: Kent St Pants

Recommended Care

Dry clean recommended to preserve silk lining and structure
If washing by hand, use cold water and a gentle detergent; avoid wringing
If machine washing is necessary, use a delicate cycle in cold water inside out
Do not bleach; do not tumble dry; lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat
Iron on low heat or steam with a pressing cloth, avoiding direct heat on silk lining

Fit Notes

These pants are made from midweight cotton corduroy with a zip fly and button closure for a clean front.
The lining blends silk and elastane for a smooth feel against the skin.
They sit with a straightforward, unfussy drape that invites easy layering.
Five-pocket styling adds practical edge to the silhouette.

The TWP Moodboard

TWP Spring 2027 Makes Utility Feel More Refined

TWP Spring 2027 pares things down without abandoning the practical wardrobe Trish Wescoat Pound has built the label around. A red-and-black slip dress with a low open back appears beneath a technical trench, while lightweight jackets come with zip-off sections and blazers get elastic bands at the elbows for quick sleeve cinching. High-neck anoraks and long jackets in crimson, lemon and Yves Klein blue bring a sportier streak into the season.

TWP Resort 2027 Gives Everyday Wardrobing A Sharper Texture Story

TWP Resort 2027 sharpens Trish Wescoat Pound’s wardrobe language through shirting, paper leather, coated linen, denim, plaid flannel, anoraks, and mixable layers. The collection is not trying to invent a new woman. It understands the one already buying the clothes, the one who wants a striped shirt that can become a skirt, a red anorak that does more than block weather, and trousers that sit somewhere between jeans and suiting. For TWP, resort is a study in how a closet gets smarter when every piece can be broken apart and rebuilt.

TWP Fall 2026 Ready to Wear Collection Sharpens Urban Dressing Through Layered Outerwear

TWP presented its Fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection with a focus on functional style for real life. The label’s runway put Trish Wescoat Pound’s vision on view in the context of a season where practicality and polish were central to many shows. For Fall 2026 Wescoat Pound described the tension between urban pressure and the desire for open spaces as a design impulse, framing garments that could transition from “boardroom to the country.” The collection skirted stark black in favor of warmer charcoals, muted earth tones, and olive, bringing out fluid pinstripe trousers paired with green rainboots, olive culottes with a ponyhair and leather vest, and mid-length skirts over trousers under structured velvet blazers. Accessories included flask necklaces, fringed suede bags with braided accents, and a debut line of TWP handbags. Flats dominated footwear choices, from rainboots to furry flats that echoed house shoes.

About TWP

TWP is a forward womenswear fashion label that was founded by designer and Creative Director Trish Wescoat Pound. After gaining experience working under notable brands such as Theory and Michael Kors, Trish launched her own namesake label from her love for the menswear button-down, worn on a woman. Think masculine-meets-feminine aesthetics with a modern, chic twist for the downtown fashion circuit. Shop the latest collection from the NYC based brand, ranging in cotton shirts, dresses, blazers, shorts and jeans.