Feather Runner Pants

Feather Runner PantsIn the Georgian era, roughly 1720s to 1830s, it was common for women to embroider long panels to hang along the posts of a covered bed. The thick hand embroidery around the hem of these trousers is a reproduction of one such panel, dating to the late 1700s. The colors are characteristic of embroidery from the period. 55% cotton 45% viscose Made in India Dry clean only View all trousers Viktoria is 5'11" and wearing a size S.

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unfitted silhouette

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and the contrasting orange sleeves and collar

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