KlerekasLadies Black Satin Wide Leg Pants
R299
About
Welcome, darling, to Klerekas™️, where fashion and South African pride create a match made in heaven. Our online clothing store is a treasure trove, dedicated to embracing the spirit of local manufacturing with a touch of girly excellence. Oh, and don't forget our sassy tagline, "Cute Mistakes™️," where we celebrate the beauty found in those unexpected twists and turns that make life oh-so-charming.
Introducing our Black Satin Wide Leg Pants, the epitome of chic sophistication. These pants are designed to elevate your style and add a touch of luxury to any outfit. Crafted from high-quality satin fabric, they offer a smooth and lustrous finish that exudes elegance. The sleek black color is timeless and versatile, making these pants a staple in your wardrobe.
The tailored silhouette flatters your figure, while the comfortable fit allows for easy movement throughout the day. Whether paired with a blouse for a polished office look or dressed up with a statement top for a night out, these black satin pants are sure to make a lasting impression. Embrace the allure of satin and indulge in the elegance of our Black Satin Wide Leg Pants.
Product Features
- Wide Leg Pants
- Fitted
- No lining
- Made in South Africa
Product Specifications
- Size Extra Small / 6
- Size Small / 8
- Size Medium / 10
- Size Large / 12
- Size Extra Large / 14
- Size Extra Extra Large / 16
- Model is wearing size Extra Small / 6 / 30
- Studio model's height is 165cm
- Made with Moroccan Satin, no stretch
Howzit China!
You've heard the expression "china," and maybe you've even used it in a sentence like, "How's another beer there, china?" But have you ever wondered why we South Africans call each other "china"?
Well, it comes from the rhyming slang of the East End of London (not to be confused with the birthplace of Lukhanyo Am -- East London).
In Cockney rhyming slang, "wife" rhymes with "toil and strife." So, your wife is your "toil."
And the Cockney rhyming slang for "mate" is "china," because "mate" rhymes with "china plate."Maybe, you found that explanation of a well-known South African useful or maybe you'll find our deal on the Nido Glimmer Nesting Table more useful. Either way, have a lekka one, china.