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Organic cotton wide-leg trousers in olive green

Designed & Crafted by TIRALAHILACHA

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Olive Green

Our pull-on style Lilou trousers are the most comfortable and versatile pair you'll want to wear from Monday to Sunday; light, warm, and wonderfully soft to the touch. With wide legs and an ankle length, elastic at the waist for extra comfort, and practical side pockets. Designed and thought to keep you company through long workdays or to be comfortable at home or strolling through the city. Crafted in a deliciously soft and warm organic cotton flannel with a subtle check weave, a design exclusive to Tiralahilacha woven in a small family workshop in Terrassa. Crafted in our Tàrrega workshop, in Catalonia. Being such a versatile piece, you can pair it with countless pieces to create different looks — for example, with the Laya wrap top for a balanced and elegant set. Olive green melange conveys a connection with the earth, giving the piece a natural and authentic touch.


100% Organic Cotton BCI 120gsm

Designed & Handcrafted in our workshop in Barcelona.

This style comes in a regular fit.

Liana measures 1,75m and she is wearing a size S.


Model/SKU: Lilou · LW301-G58-S
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ORGANIC COTTON
GOTS Certified

Organic cotton is a more sustainable solution. It is grown without pesticides from seeds that have not been genetically modified.

Organic farming practices avoid using harmful chemicals while aiming for environmental sustainability and the use of fewer resources. Chemical-free agricultural land even stays fertile much longer than land hampered by the constant use of pesticides, so organic cotton farmers generally have a longer cotton commodity lifespan than otherwise.

The benefits are clear: using fewer pesticides means that workers’ health improves dramatically, communities can live in relative health with access to clean water and food supplies, and the land has a longer lifespan because chemicals are not damaging it. It also means the clothes we wear are safer for us since they don’t contain the myriad of chemicals often found in conventional cotton garments.