Description
He pants Post CP Company Stretch Sateen Ergonomic Lens Ivy Green 21CMPA172A005529G683 It combines the utilitarian inspiration characteristic of the Italian firm with a construction designed to offer comfort and freedom of movement.
It is made of Stretch Sateen, A cotton fabric with a small percentage of elastane that provides greater flexibility and comfort during use. Its color Ivy Green It reinforces the military and functional character of the design.
The ergonomic construction provides a contemporary silhouette, while the cargo pockets They add capacity and accentuate the technical aesthetic of the garment.
The design is completed with the emblematic Lens by CP Company, one of the most recognizable elements of the brand and a detail that gives identity to the garment without altering its sober aesthetic.
A versatile pair of trousers to combine with sweatshirts, knitwear, t-shirts or technical jackets, especially suitable for creating casual outfits with an urban and functional inspiration.
Features of the CP Company Stretch Sateen Cargo Pants
- Brand: CP Company
- Model: Stretch Sateen Ergonomic Lens Cargo Pants
- Reference: 21CMPA172A005529G683
- Color: Ivy Green 683
- Guy: Men's cargo pants
- Tissue: Stretch Sateen
- Composition: 98% cotton, 2% elastane
- Design: Ergonomic construction
- Details: Cargo pockets
- Distinctive element: Lens by CP Company
- Style: Casual, technical and utilitarian
Why buy these CP Company pants?
He Stretch Sateen Ergonomic Lens Cargo Pants This pant brings together several elements that define CP Company's style: functionality, utilitarian inspiration, and attention to materials. The Stretch Sateen fabric provides comfort and elasticity, while the ergonomic construction and cargo pockets reinforce its practicality. The Ivy Green finish and the iconic Lens logo complete a recognizable pant that's easy to incorporate into a contemporary casual wardrobe.
He pants Post CP Company Stretch Sateen Ergonomic Lens Ivy Green 21CMPA172A005529G683, is available in Miralles 1986.
