Discover Ernest in beige, a modern reinterpretation of the classic chino. Inspired by historic pleated pants, they combine traditional aesthetics with a contemporary cut. Careful details, such as the back welt pockets and slanted side pockets, enrich its functionality. The beige shade offers versatility and freshness, suitable for looks from casual to formal. Ernest in beige completes the modern men's wardrobe with refinement.
Caracteristics
Color :
Beige
Cut :
Slim Fit
Waist :
Standard
Fabric :
9.3 Oz Twill - Origin Spain
Composition :
50% cotton, 48% recycled cotton, 2% elastane
Buttons :
Recycled copper
Fly :
Zip – Origin Spain
Jacron :
Genuine leather – Origin Italy
Sewing thread :
Origin Europe
Manufacturing :
100% French
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Traceability
Environmental impact
Care guide
The maintenance of denim clothing is essential
to preserve their durability and appearance. Here are some key tips
to remember :
Be careful not to overload the washing machine in order to avoid
creases and unwanted marks on your jeans clothes.
Prefer washing at low temperature (30°C) to
preserve both the colors and the fibers of the fabric.
Use a small amount of detergent, preferably a
natural option, in order to minimize the impact on textiles and
the environment.
Opt for a light spin to avoid damaging the
delicate fabrics present on your jeans clothes.
As soon as the washing cycle is finished, quickly remove your
clothes from the machine and give them a light shake before hanging them out in the air
free. This will help prevent sharp creases from forming.
Avoid using the dryer, as the high heat can
alter colors and cause damage to fabric fibres. He is
best to let your jeans clothes air dry,
turning inside out for best results.
By following these tips, you can maintain your
clothes made of denim jeans in an adequate manner, thus preserving their quality
and their long-term appearance.
Chez Atelier TUFFERY, le vestiaire s’inscrit dans le quotidien et se porte longtemps.
Cette saison, les volumes s’ouvrent, les usages évoluent, et de nouvelles formes trouvent leur place naturellement.
Le denim reste central.
Autour, des pièces simples, bien coupées, pensées pour être portées souvent.
Une palette plus fraîche accompagne la saison, sans jamais prendre le dessus.
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