Brunello Cucinelli American Pima Bermuda Shorts Gabardine Trousers Pants M

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SIZE IT48 - BRUNELLO CUCINELLI 48 UNISEX - LEISURE FIT -  MADE IN ITALY -  BRAND NEW WITH TAGS  - Brunello Cucinelli American  Pima Bermuda Shorts Bermuda shorts in a leisure fit made of piece-dyed gabardine made of American Pima Comfort cotton with double pleats and  inner straps.  Brunello Cucinelli's elevated staples are made with impeccable attention to fit and fabrication. These Bermuda shorts are cut from  cotton-blend twill that's woven with a touch of stretch for a comfortable fit. The straight legs are pleated for a refined finish.

THAT MAKES THIS ARTICLE SPECIAL For me, these shorts by BRUNELLO CUCINELLI are the epitome of casual luxury. Made in Italy, the model impresses with a straight cut with pleats. The high-quality cotton processing with a proportion of stretch also ensures that it is comfortable to wear. My styling tip: go for a classic white shirt  and choose a leather belt and elegant loafers in the same shade!

The refined qualities of American Pima cotton gabardine enrich the summery, informal character of these Bermuda shorts. The classic, tailored detail  of the double pleats introduces an elegant contrast of style, while the leisure fit showcases modern proportions with a slight low-waisted cut. Pima Bermuda Shorts Bermuda shorts in a leisure fit piece-dyed gabardine made of American Pima Comfort cotton with double pleats, inner straps - model is 189 tall wears size 48- Measurements at size 48- Waist:90cm- fore rise with waistband: 34 cm- Inside leg length: 20 cm- Hem width: 64 cm - Straight-Leg Pleated Cotton-Blend Twill Bermuda Shorts -  Brunello Cucinelli's elevated staples are made with impeccable attention to fit and fabrication.  - These Bermuda shorts are cut from cotton-blend twill that's woven with a touch of stretch for a comfortable fit.  - The straight legs are pleated for refined finish -  Fits true to size. Take your normal size -  Regular-straight leg, mid-rise style - Mid weight, non stretchy fabric -  Model is shown wearing an IT 46 -  Model measures: waist size 30, height 6'2"/ 188cm  - Light brown cotton blend twill -  Button and zip fastening -  97% cotton, 3% elastane; button: 100% horn (Buffalo); lining: 100% cotton - Designer colour: Tobacco -  232MP89LG0620 -  97% COTTON, 3% ELASTANE - Garment-dyed leisure fit Bermuda shorts in American Pima cotton comfort gabardine with double pleats and tabbed waistband - Zip closure with button and inner buttons -  Vertical front pockets -  Back welt pockets with button -  Leisure fit - The refined qualities of American Pima cotton gabardine enrich the summery, informal character of these Bermuda shorts.  - The classic, tailored detail of the double pleats introduces an elegant contrast of style, while the leisure fit showcases modern proportions with a    slight low-waisted cut. The American Pima cotton variety offers superior quality in terms of length, luster and strength of the fiber. Furthermore, garment dyeing creates  a particular finish that gives the color a dusty appearance and slight visible shading along the seams. A small percentage of spandex perfects comfort. BC products are created in the hamlet of Solomeo and produced in Italy, with respect for people, the dignity of work and in harmony with the land. Wash at a maximum temperature of 30°, do not bleach. Do not tumble dry, iron at medium temperature. Brunello Cucinelli is a luxury fashion designer  brand renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship, luxurious materials, and timeless elegance. Founded by Brunello Cucinelli in 1978 in Solomeo, Italy,  the brand has become synonymous with Italian craftsmanship and a philosophy rooted in humanistic values.

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  • Condition: New with tags
  • Brand: Brunello Cucinelli
  • Style: Bermuda
  • Garment Care: Machine Washable
  • Accents: Button, Logo
  • Vintage: No
  • Waist Height.: Description
  • Size Type: Normal Size
  • Fabric Type: Cotton
  • Theme: Tattoo, USA, Hipster, Colorful, Ski, University, Stars, Rockabilly, Holiday, Ugly Sweater, Beach, South West, School, Tropical, St Moritz, Milano, Iconic, Collectors, Collegewear, Citywear, Preppy, Hip Hop, City, Animals, Outdoor, Designer, Collector's item , Japan, Distressed , deadstock, Marine, American, Bohemian, St Tropez, Cannes, Ibiza, Mykonos, Cannes, Monte Carlo, Dubai, New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Cancun, London, Paris, Berlin,, Sports, Transport, Retro
  • MPN: MP89LG0620
  • Wash: Used Look
  • Waist Size: Description
  • Size: M
  • Closure: Zip
  • EAN: 4065163058943
  • Material: Cotton, 97% COTTON, 3% ELASTANE, Cotton Blend
  • Department: Men's
  • Personalize: No
  • Character: iconic, luxury, Italian
  • Unit Quantity: 1
  • Bag Type: Slanted Bag
  • Pattern: No Pattern
  • Color: Tobacco
  • Occasion: Workwear, Elegant, Casual, Business, Travel
  • Season: Spring, Summer, Winter, Autumn
  • Pleat: With Pleat
  • Fit: Relaxed
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Unit Of Measure: Unit
  • Features: Breathable, Lightweight, Easy Care, Pockets
  • Inseam: Description
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy

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