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Balenciaga's d-ring cargo pants transform utilitarian workwear into bold, sculptural streetwear. Their technical detailing, oversized proportions, and signature branding reflect the brand's avant-garde approach to modern urban fashion.Nblacknlightweight japanese cotton denimnzips, d-rings and eyelet detailsnbelt holesnside buckled waist tabsnbutton closurenside pocketsnfront zipped pocketsncargo pocketsnback leather logo patchnback pocketsnwide legnlarge fit.

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D-ring Cargo Pants

shipped by Antonioli

Express Delivery to Europe £20
Express Delivery to the Rest of the World £30

colour: black
size: 30
details: Balenciaga's d-ring cargo pants transform utilitarian workwear into bold, sculptural streetwear. Their technical detailing, oversized proportions, and signature branding reflect the brand's avant-garde approach to modern urban fashion.Nblacknlightweight japanese cotton denimnzips, d-rings and eyelet detailsnbelt holesnside buckled waist tabsnbutton closurenside pocketsnfront zipped pocketsncargo pocketsnback leather logo patchnback pocketsnwide legnlarge fit

about Balenciaga

Cristobal Balenciaga became one of the most prestigious tailors of Madrid at a very young age. But when the Spanish Civil War forced him to close his stores, Balenciaga moved to Paris where he launched his first collection under his name in 1937; it featured the distinguishing balloon skirts and his innovative cuts.
His success continues today under the direction of Demna Gvasalia, successor to Alexander Wang in 2015. The young Georgian designer, who gained experience at Maison Margiela and side by side with Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton, is one of the most innovative designers of the fashion system. He draws its creativity from the daily hustle and bustle, and also proposes sociological reflections on the role of clothes and the rigour of the creative talent.

about Antonioli

The Antonioli boutique opened in Milan in 1987. Named after its founder, it offers clothes and accessories that immediately attract the public. In 2003 the shop moved to via Pasquale Paoli 1, into a place which was, around 1920, one of the first silent film theatres in Milan. Today, expanded to include a mechanical workshop, their re-structured 400m2 space boasts innovative materials and welcomes men and women who want to wear clothing that's in touch with the elegance of time.