Izmir Pants
Izmir Pants
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Details
Details
- Baltic Born exclusive style
- Paired with our Hammond Short Sleeve Top in Natural
- These light weight pants are great for any summer outing! Wear out by the pool side, as a coverup, or simply lounging while reading a book you can't seem to put down!
- Lovely sand base with black floral pattern throughout
- Light weight flowing rayon Material with no stretch
- Smocked back waist
- Decorative front tie
- Tiered detail at pant sides
- Straight wide-cut pant legs
- Unlined
- 100% Rayon
- Makayla is 5'7, cup size 34C, size 4 and wearing size S
- Skye is 5'9, cup size 32A, size 0 and wearing size S
- We recommend hand washing in cold water and air dry to prevent shrinking
Size & Fit
Size & Fit
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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We offer STORE CREDIT ONLY for all qualifying returns
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You have 30 days from the date of fulfillment to return your item.
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To see our full return policy and start a return click here
- Shipping and processing times are as follows:
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Domestic 5-15 business days
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International 10-20 business days
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To see our full shipping policy click here
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- MMackenzieVerified Buyer7 months agoRated 4 out of 5 starsThe cutest pant in your closet
These are my favorite pants I own! They are DARLING and every time I wear them people ask where I got them.
That being said, I shrunk the first pair I got in the dryer and had to buy another pair (they are that good I bought them again)
So if you do get these pants make sure you wash them in cold water and lay flat to dry. I am 5'4" and they were a little long on me before I dried them but they were too short after I dried them, so they did shrink a lot.
Was this helpful? - NMNancy M.Verified Buyer8 months agoRated 3 out of 5 starsKnow your size!
These are beautiful pants, but the ‘L’ size is more like a medium. I will fit in them eventually (it’s good incentive), but I’m guessing the clothing sold through this site is made in Asian countries so the sizes can vary significantly.
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