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Navy blue pants:
• cotton corduroy
• slightly fitted, shortened cut
• elastic waist with adjustable belt
• side pockets
• 2 back pockets, one of which has a logo label
• cotton corduroy
• slightly fitted, shortened cut
• elastic waist with adjustable belt
• side pockets
• 2 back pockets, one of which has a logo label
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Adopt without hesitation these pants signed Gramicci, a good basic to have in his closets! This model in a sober color will be worn all winter with a sweater or a casual shirt.
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Composition:
98% Cotton
2% Polyurethane
カラー : Dark navy
Ref: G2FM-P005
t__(product-page-creator-title)Gramicci
Gramicci was founded by American mountaineer Mike Graham in 1982. The brand was initially designed for climbing enthusiasts, with the aim of equipping climbers, and quickly became a success. Initially focused on « outdoor » clothes, it now offers a complete wardrobe, comfortable clothes for everyday life.
The brand is known for its numerous innovations and technical clothing. Among its collections, you will find relax pants and shorts, fleece jackets, down jackets and parkas, but also bags (tote bag, backpack, hip bag…) and accessories such as caps.
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Size & cut
Elyas is 1,88 m tall and wears a size M.
Detailed size of the model :
- Chest size : 90 cm
- Waist size : 81 cm
- Hip circumference : 84 cm
International size comparison :
Size
French equivalent
JP M
S
JP L
M
JP XL
L
JP XXL
XL
For more details, click here to see the full size guide
Delivery and return
Free express delivery by DHL to Puerto Rico for any order above 200€. We take care of all additional costs including duties and taxes. You don't need to pay anything more when you receive your package.*
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
