Crop Riley Trouser Sweatpant

Triple Terry is Frank & Eileen’s solution to the sweatpant’s oldest problem: looking like one. The Riley takes this combed three-yarn cotton knit that feels exactly like a favorite sweatshirt and tailors it into a wide-leg trouser with a contour waistband, horn button closure, a subtle center crease, and real pockets, in a deep Nori green that travels from airport to dinner without asking you to change.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: True to size
• Silhouette: Mid-rise, wide-leg, cropped 26.5" with hand-cut raw block hem
• Measurements: Inseam 26.5", front rise 10" (including waistband), leg opening 26" (size S)
• Model info: Clara is 5'10" and wearing a size S
• Construction details: Contour trouser waistband with zip fly and horn button closure; front slant pockets; back welt pockets; subtle center crease; hand-cut raw block hem; small batch garment-dye process; each piece develops a unique look over time

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% cotton, Triple Terry (combed three-yarn knit; part of the California Heritage Collection)
Made: Made in California.
Sustainability: Small batch garment-dye process; California production; Certified B Corp brand.

CARE

Wash separately in cold water before the first wear to prevent color transfer. After that, machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low.

STYLED BY LADDER

Tuck a fitted knit or a woven button-up into the waistband and add a leather loafer for a look that reads polished from a distance and as comfortable as it actually is up close.

ABOUT FRANK & EILEEN

The California Heritage Collection represents Frank & Eileen’s most local work: Triple Terry fabric made entirely in California, refined into one of the softest, most considered knits in the brand’s lineup. A Certified B Corp and 100% woman-owned company founded in 2009, Frank & Eileen holds every piece in this collection to the same standard it applies to its Italian-sourced fabrics: nothing ships until it’s worth wearing. From shirting to knitwear to trouser sweatpants, the brand has always believed that comfort and craft are not a trade-off.