Vintage Reed St James Gray Pleated Dress Pants Men 36x30 Dacron Polyester Blend
$14
$50
- Size
- Waist 37
- Condition
- Good
- Color
- Gray
- Category
- MenPantsDress
- Brand
- Reed St James
- Style Tags
- PleatedVintage80s
Step back into classic style with these vintage Reed St. James dress slacks, featuring a sophisticated double-pleated front and a timeless heather gray aesthetic. Crafted from a durable Dacron polyester and rayon blend, these trousers offer a sharp, wrinkle-resistant look perfect for business casual or retro-inspired outfits. The high-rise silhouette and straight-leg cut provide a comfortable, traditional fit synonymous with 1980s and 90s professional wear.
Brand: Reed St. James
Product model name: Pleated Dress Slacks
Gender: Men's
Size: 36 x 30 (See measurements below)
Color(s): Gray / Heather Gray
Pattern: Solid with subtle textured weave
Fabric/Material: 70% Dacron Polyester, 30% Rayon
Measurements:
• Waist: 18.5" (37" doubled)
• Inseam: 32"
• Rise: 13"
Please review measurements in the photos to insure a good and proper fit.
Condition:
Pre-owned in excellent vintage condition; fabric is crisp with no visible stains, holes, or heavy wear. Please see photos for overall condition and use as part of the description.
Return Policy:
We offer a 30-day money back refund; buyer pays return shipping.
Shipping Information:
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