Cali Double Cloth Pant

The Cali Pant is what happens when someone finally figures out how to make a summer pant that's genuinely comfortable, not see-through, and looks like you tried even when you didn't. The signature Double Cloth weave gives it a lived-in crinkle texture that's built in — meaning it looks this good straight out of the wash, every single time, with zero effort required.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Standard, high-rise
• Silhouette: Cropped leg with curved hem; smocked waistband — can be worn high-waisted or closer to the hip
• Construction details: Signature Double Cloth — double-layered cotton weave that creates a natural crinkle texture without being sheer
  
• Model info: Kristen is 5'10", wearing a size small

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% Cotton, Signature Double Cloth

Made: Made responsibly in China by a manufacturing partner audited by reputable third-party certifiers and held to Marine Layer's published Vendor Code of Ethics. The Double Cloth construction uses two layers of cotton woven together, which gives the fabric its characteristic crinkle texture, lightweight opacity, and easy packability — it moves like gauze but holds its shape like a proper pant.

Sustainability: Marine Layer is a certified B Corp committed to having 75% of its products made with sustainable materials by 2030. All manufacturing partners undergo third-party auditing and have signed the brand's Vendor Code of Ethics. Orders ship in recyclable Vela bags; all tags and catalogs are printed on FSC-certified paper.

CARE

Machine wash cold. Lay flat to dry.

STYLED BY LADDER

Pull them on over a bikini with a simple fitted tank for the farmer's market or the beach — the smocked waist means no belt needed, and the cropped curved hem works equally well with flat sandals or a low mule. 

ABOUT MARINE LAYER

Marine Layer is a San Francisco-based apparel brand built around one deceptively simple idea: clothes should feel as good as they look, and making them responsibly isn't optional. As a certified B Corp since 2022 — a standard met by fewer than 0.5% of U.S. apparel brands — they hold themselves to verified benchmarks for environmental and social accountability across their entire supply chain. Their Re-Spun take-back program has diverted hundreds of thousands of pounds of clothing from landfills, and they're on track to have 75% of their line made with sustainable materials by 2030. It's feel-good fashion in the most literal sense.