Typical retail price $258 to $387. Our crowdsourced model saves you 50% to 66% on every purchase.
BlackXWhite Wool Joggers
$129
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Typical priced at $258-$387 in retail.
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Cut and sewn in California.
This is closed, fully-funded crowdfunding campaign. It is estimated to ship in March 2024.
An unusual combination of the highest quality wool with our classic athletic-inspired jogger. The result is warm, luxurious comfort in a perfect everyday casual companion. These are the BlackXWhite Wool Joggers. Made in the USA.
This wool is bold and unlike any wool we've run before. The pictures tell this special story. A jacquard weave using heavy wool yarn in contrasting black and white creates and unique heather wool. Burly but not scratchy, you feel the rope like yarns creating an almost burlap feel.
Sometimes we yield to comfort. Maybe it’s a hike. Maybe you’re finally getting around to the list of things you’ve put off for 6 months that always end up being harder than you thought. Maybe you just want sheer comfort. That’s when we reach for these new joggers. The combination of casual and formal blends together perfectly to create a pant you can relax in and venture out in. The casual comes from the elastic waistband and cuffs, lending both informality and ease. No belts, no worries about exact waist size. They move to accommodate you. Against that casual backdrop come more refined touches such as the slash front pockets and one welt back pocket. Fabric adds more character and versatility, in this case, a hardy wool. Big texture and rich color.
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