Our Bemiray trousers, made from upcycled denim, feature contrasting patchwork, rounded pockets and a flared bottom with slits.
Elegantly form-fitting without being too tight, these trousers are made from materials salvaged from vintage jeans, giving them a structured yet supple fit.
All our pieces are unique, and material nuances may appear from one model to another.
This piece was designed and made in Madagascar.
100% upcycled, our pieces use second-hand clothes as raw materials, right down to the selection of our accessories, which we collect as we find them.
Composition
Mainly denim
Care instructions
Machine wash at 30°. Before ironing, dampen the garment with a spray of water or by placing a damp cloth between the garment and the iron. Cotton tolerates heat well but should not be ironed dry.
Cotton garments should be stored in a dry environment, and it is even advisable to leave a container of coarse salt next to them to absorb the moisture.
Upcycled textiles
Localized production
Eco-friendly packaging
180 €
Our Bemiray trousers, made from upcycled denim, feature contrasting patchwork, rounded pockets and a flared bottom with slits.
Elegantly form-fitting without being too tight, these trousers are made from materials salvaged from vintage jeans, giving them a structured yet supple fit.
All our pieces are unique, and material nuances may appear from one model to another.
This piece was designed and made in Madagascar.
Deliveries
Shipping costs are 15 euros, free for orders over 200 euros.
Returns
Returns are at the customer’s expense and should be sent to Paris or Antananarivo, depending on your location. In the case of an exchange, we offer free shipping for the new item. Simply contact us by email, and we will take care of the details.
100% upcycled, our pieces use second-hand clothes as raw materials, right down to the selection of our accessories, which we collect as we find them.
Composition
Mainly denim
Care instructions
Machine wash at 30°. Before ironing, dampen the garment with a spray of water or by placing a damp cloth between the garment and the iron. Cotton tolerates heat well but should not be ironed dry.
Cotton garments should be stored in a dry environment, and it is even advisable to leave a container of coarse salt next to them to absorb the moisture.
Upcycled textiles
Localized production
Eco-friendly packaging
