Description
Handicraft production
Model
Trouser suit with jacket and structured crop top, same fabric.
Double-breasted jacket, lined with a spotted design. Underneath the jacket is a crop top with a rear fastening and visible zip.
Flare (or flared) trousers, with pleated lapels and a specially worked strap. Side closure with invisible zip.
Colour: pink. Other fabrics and colours available
Label with logo
Measures
The model is 180 cm tall and wears size S
Size 42
Trouser length 110 cm
Composition
Fabric 55% linen and 45% silk
Washing: dry at professional laundries
Customisable sizes
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