The details
| House | Brunello Cucinelli |
| Retailed at | £1,433.10 |
| Reference | BR-ML121P4008C001-IT42 | L |
Description
The Square-leg dyed furry Pants with monili by Brunello Cucinelli reinterpret denim in a sophisticated and contemporary way. Crafted from dyed denim with a brushed, fuzzy effect, they feature an airy, slightly wavy texture that adds character to the piece. The cropped square silhouette falls straight along the leg and is enhanced by a pressed crease that emphasizes its elegance. Delicate sparkling monili embroidery adds a feminine and luminous touch, completing the design with refinement. The model is finished with a zip and button closure, front pockets with a watch pocket, patch back pockets, and a clean hem.
Season: SS26
Fit: Regular
Composition: 100% Cotton
Authenticity
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Shipping & returns
Dispatched within 48 hours, fully tracked and insured. 14-day returns. Your payment is held safely and only released to the seller once you've confirmed you're happy.
One of one means exactly that.
Nothing here is restocked. When a piece finds its new home, it leaves the catalogue forever.
If this one gets away
All All productsHow we grade condition
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- New with tags
- Brand new and unworn, with the original tags still attached.
- New without tags
- Brand new and unworn, but the tags are no longer attached. No signs of use.
- Excellent
- Hardly ever worn — only the faintest signs of wear, visible on close inspection.
- Very good
- Gently used with light but visible wear (minor marks or scuffs). Plenty of life left.
- Good
- Used with noticeable wear (marks, scratches, or wear to corners/hardware). Fully intact.
- Fair
- Well-worn with significant or multiple flaws, reflected in the price. Detailed in the notes.
Whatever the grade — authentic, payment protected, 14-day returns.



