Details
Boey is worn mid-waisted, a little higher than your hips, and stays there during the day due to the comfortably fitted broad elastic waistband. The trouser legs are very long and fitted tight around your legs. The hems can be rolled up for a casual look or can be rolled down to fit in boots, just as you like. Side pockets, a fake fly and fake paspel pockets at the back make these trousers look very decent but, in this comfortable fabric, will help you through your day as if you are wearing your ‘everyday’ leggings.

The style Boey is available in many different colours and in material variations.

Characteristics
• Mid-waisted
• Long trouser legs
• Side pockets
• Fake fly
• Fake paspel pockets

Finishing
• Broad elastic waistband
• Clean cut hems

73% Polyamide - 27% Elastane
Light jersey is a mixture of polyamide and elastane. Polyamide is known for being a breathable fabric because it absorbs moisture and feels soft to the skin. It is highly stretchable and therefor very comfortable to wear. It is a fabric that is easy to take care of and perfect for travelling as you can fold it to a very thin package that is light in weight. It's almost wrinkle free and dries quickly

This is a jersey fabric
This fabric is produced in Italy

This fabric is OEKO-TEX certified
Read more about certifications here

Care instructions
Wash on 40ºC
Do not tumble dry or bleach
Hang to dry
It is not necessary to iron this garment as the fabric dries quickly and is almost wrinkle free. If you want to iron; iron this garment on a very low temperature, inside out, with a piece of cloth in between the garment and the iron

Garment measurements

Measurements were all taken in centimeters
Non-stretchable items (all woven materials) become 4 cm larger or smaller per size
The length of the sleeves becomes 0,5 cm longer or shorter per size
These are the measurements of the garment
View the size guide for more information about our sizing

Fit notes
This garment has a standard fit and is true to size.

Made in Lithuania.
Designed in the Netherlands.