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JY26103962
JIANYANG/ YUSUN
Color: Navy And Cream Check
Size: XS, S, M, L, XL, custom size chart available
Material: Knit, Polyester 67% / Viscose 30% / Spandex 3%
Silhouette: Natural waist, loose fit, straight wide leg, full length pooling over the shoe
Design Details: Scalloped lace trim above the waistband, elastic waist with self drawstring, side seam pockets
Length Options: Long and extra long
Note: Top and bag shown in photos are for styling only
Sales Models: OEM / ODM Wholesale
Min Order: 300 pcs
These womens plaid wide leg pants are knitted rather than woven, in a soft polyester and viscose blend with three percent spandex, so the fabric drapes instead of standing away from the body and has a little give at the waist and seat. The waistband is elastic with a self drawstring at the front and sits at the natural waist, and a scalloped white lace edge rises above it, which is the detail that makes the pants read as styled rather than as plain loungewear. The check is printed in navy and cream with a faded brushed centre so the pattern looks worn in. Two side seam pockets sit at the hip, and the leg is cut straight and full so it pools over the shoe. Available in long and extra long lengths, in sizes XS to XL.
T/T with 30% deposit and balance before shipment; sample orders accepted via PayPal.
Samples shipped by DHL / UPS / FedEx in 3-7 days; bulk orders by sea or air in 15-30 days.
Pre-production samples for approval, in-line quality inspection, and a final inspection report before shipment; confirmed manufacturing defects resolved by free replacement or credit. Full terms in the sales contract.
A GRS, BSCI, ISO9001 and Sedex certified factory with 800+ workers and 40 technicians, producing 800,000 pcs per month across both fashion and intimate apparel lines. Long-term supplier to CK, Next, Ann Summers and Bluebella, offering a full OEM/ODM process from tech pack to finished goods, exporting to Europe, the US, Australia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
