Frank & Eileen - Galway Gaucho Jean - Almond

Name: Frank & Eileen - Galway Gaucho Jean - Almond
Brand: Frank & Eileen
SKU: 60338
Price: 298.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$298.00

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Introducing Galway! Frank & Eileen's first-ever gaucho-style jean in Italian Dream Denim evokes the easy, carefree nature of our favorite Irish city. A cropped, hand-distressed raw hem, wide leg fit, and elevated trouser waistband have comfort covered.

- Hand-distressed raw hem
- Zip fly with hook-and-bar closure
- Mid-rise, wide-leg fit
- Soft like butter denim that holds its shape thanks to magical fabric technology
- This unique item is pigment dyed by hand. As such, this fabric may bleed. Please turn this garment inside out, hand wash or machine wash on cold alone, and delicate dry on low or hang dry. Do not wash or dry on high heat.
- Style GALWAY

About the Brand

Frank & Eileen is a woman-owned and woman-led company born in 2009 when former engineer Audrey McLoghlin sought to reinvent the button-up for women. They believe in slow fashion - starting with the world’s finest raw materials found in nature - ethical, beautiful and sustainable since day one to build wardrobe staples with integrity.

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Introducing Galway! Frank & Eileen's first-ever gaucho-style jean in Italian Dream Denim evokes the easy, carefree nature of our favorite Irish city. A cropped, hand-distressed raw hem, wide leg fit, and elevated trouser waistband have comfort covered.

- Hand-distressed raw hem
- Zip fly with hook-and-bar closure
- Mid-rise, wide-leg fit
- Soft like butter denim that holds its shape thanks to magical fabric technology
- This unique item is pigment dyed by hand. As such, this fabric may bleed. Please turn this garment inside out, hand wash or machine wash on cold alone, and delicate dry on low or hang dry. Do not wash or dry on high heat.
- Style GALWAY

About the Brand

Frank & Eileen is a woman-owned and woman-led company born in 2009 when former engineer Audrey McLoghlin sought to reinvent the button-up for women. They believe in slow fashion - starting with the world’s finest raw materials found in nature - ethical, beautiful and sustainable since day one to build wardrobe staples with integrity.