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Tory BurchWool-twill straight-leg pants

Name: Wool-twill straight-leg pants
Brand: Tory Burch
Price: 102 USD
Availability: InStock

$102

$510

Wool-twill straight-leg pants

$102

$510

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Details

Elevate your everyday wardrobe with these Tory Burch straight-leg pants, expertly crafted from premium wool-twill for a refined, structured silhouette. Designed to offer a clean and polished aesthetic, the straight-leg cut provides a timeless look that transitions effortlessly from professional environments to sophisticated weekend outings. The wool-twill fabric offers a soft yet durable feel, ensuring long-lasting comfort and a sharp drape that maintains its shape throughout the day.
These versatile pants serve as a foundational piece for any curated collection, offering a tailored fit that pairs perfectly with everything from crisp button-down shirts to relaxed knitwear. With meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to quality craftsmanship, this Tory Burch essential brings an understated, modern sensibility to your rotation, making it a reliable choice for those who value both style and functional elegance. Available in a range of sizes and classic colors, they offer a flattering and consistent fit that embodies the brand's signature aesthetic.

Size & Fit

Fits true to size, take your normal size.

Composition

Straight-leg silhouette
Wool-twill
Pressed pleating
Concealed hook, button and zip fastening
Side slit pockets
Back welt pockets
Mid-weight
Non-stretch
Dry clean
Imported

Brand Spotlight

Tory Burch

Tory Burch LLC is a luxury women's fashion label founded by American designer Tory Burch in 2004, launching with a retail store in Manhattan's Nolita district where most inventory sold out on the first day. The brand gained massive recognition when Oprah Winfrey endorsed it in 2005, calling Burch "the next big thing in fashion," leading to eight million website hits the following day. Recognizing a void in the market for sophisticated aesthetic at an accessible price point, Burch created stylish yet wearable clothing and accessories for women of all ages. Today, the company has grown to include more than 370 stores worldwide and is valued at over $3.5 billion. The fashion line encompasses ready-to-wear, shoes, handbags, accessories, watches, home decor, and fragrance collections, all characterized by a distinctive "preppy-bohemian luxe" style. Known for bold colors, graphic prints, and timeless silhouettes that mix East Coast polish with bohemian flair, Tory Burch has become a global fashion phenomenon.

Trendiness score

55 of 100

Popularity score

98 of 100

Style keywords

Preppy

Bohemian

Luxury

Classic

Colorful

Brand Spotlight

Tory Burch

Trendiness score

55 of 100

Popularity score

98 of 100

Style keywords

Preppy

Bohemian

Luxury

Classic

Colorful

Tory Burch LLC is a luxury women's fashion label founded by American designer Tory Burch in 2004, launching with a retail store in Manhattan's Nolita district where most inventory sold out on the first day. The brand gained massive recognition when Oprah Winfrey endorsed it in 2005, calling Burch "the next big thing in fashion," leading to eight million website hits the following day. Recognizing a void in the market for sophisticated aesthetic at an accessible price point, Burch created stylish yet wearable clothing and accessories for women of all ages. Today, the company has grown to include more than 370 stores worldwide and is valued at over $3.5 billion. The fashion line encompasses ready-to-wear, shoes, handbags, accessories, watches, home decor, and fragrance collections, all characterized by a distinctive "preppy-bohemian luxe" style. Known for bold colors, graphic prints, and timeless silhouettes that mix East Coast polish with bohemian flair, Tory Burch has become a global fashion phenomenon.