Name: Stone Island Paracadute Cargo Pants 'Black'
Brand: Stone Island
Price: 315.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Stone Island Paracadute Cargo Pants ‘Black’

£315.00

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Sportswear meets military-inspired style with these blacked-out ‘Paracadute Cargo Pants’ from Stone Island. The garment dyed, parachute-inspired bottoms are crafted from a cotton-spandex material and are kitted out with a total of five pockets. Secured with a zip closure and elasticated cuffs, the cargo pants are signed off with the Italian brand’s iconic compass patch at the left leg.

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Additional information

Details	97% Cotton, 3% Spandex, Elasticated Trims, Made in Italy, 2 Side Pockets, 2 Cargo Pockets, Back Pocket, Garment DyedWoven Brand Patch
Colour	Black
MPN	721531409-V0029

Description

STONE ISLAND
[ Research and experimentation. ]

Stone Island is an Italian menswear label with a devotion for extensive research, continual experimentation, function and use. Established in 1982, as a diffusion line of Massimo Osti‘s C.P. Company, Stone Island offers a range of highly-technical apparel, footwear and accessories which reference, and speak to a range of ’80s and ’90s sub-cultures. Today, helmed by Carlo Rivetti — who took over the whole estate in 1993 — the brand continues its path towards the most evolved contemporary menswear concepts by proudly displaying its always-exploring attitude and dedication to fabric by sharing its latest in cutting-edge, technical garment design and dyeing. Stone Island’s products are instantly recognisable thanks to the signature compass patch — positioned on the upper left arm sleeve — a symbol held on by two buttons which references love for the sea and an aim for constant research.