KAVU
Trawler Beanie - Golden Hour
£25.00
Product details
A women’s specific variation of the classic Chilli Lite, which first featured in the KAVU range in 1995. The Chilli Chic gives this classic style a more flattering, feminine fit, with all the same build quality and features. Half- moon scooped pockets run front to back, with a refined midrise shape, and finally an elasticated waist with an integrated clip buckle belt.
Features
- 100% cotton canvas
- Button fastening w/ zip fly
- Elasticated waist w/ integrated belt
- Mid rise w/ gusseted crotch
- Half-moon scooped pockets front to back
- 5” inseam
- Double needle reinforced seams
- Regular fit, choose your usual size
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