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FREE CITY

contrast print sweat pant
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Description

Black cotton sweat pant from Free City featuring an elasticated waist, a contrast brand print to the front, elasticated cuffs and a regular fit.
Item ID:10317807

Size & Fit

    Models Measurements:
    • Height (cm): 177
    • Bust/Chest (cm): 89
    • Waist (cm): 60
    • Hips (cm): 90
    Model is wearing size: M

Composition & Care

  • Composition: Cotton 100%
  • WASHING INSTRUCTIONS : Machine Wash

    • Shipping & Free Returns

    Your order will be shipped directly from the boutique to you.
    farfetch ships worldwide using DHL and UPS, and you will be able to track your order at any time. The cost of shipping your order will be calculated at the checkout.
    We currently ship orders with import delivery duties paid to USA, Canada, UK, Japan, Russia, South Korea and Germany – this means the price you see if the price you pay. We ship to all other countries with import delivery duties unpaid – this means you may have to pay a duty bill upon receipt of your order or at a later date depending on your customs authority. Click here for details.
    You may return your order for free, for any reason, for a refund. Simply request a return within 5 days of receiving your order, we will collect your order from you anywhere in the world and return it free of charge. Click here for more details.

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    Designer: FREE CITY

    Nina Garduno started FreeCity in 2001 after a visit to Christiania, a freewheeling hippy enclave in Copenhagen. This trip to what she describes as a “free city” within a city—a place that felt lawless and free—got her thinking about other places she’d been that had the same feeling. Tassajara in Northern California, the community in New Mexico, Marfa, Texas—all places where like-minded people were living an alternative lifestyle. “Instead of moving to a place like that, I wanted to live that feeling in Los Angeles. So I made my t-shirt to tag myself as having a “free city” spirit”.

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