MM6 Maison Margiela printed palazzo pants

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MM6 Maison Margiela printed palazzo pants

NT$17,800

NT$12,460

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Make way for the ultimate comfort piece. These white and black printed palazzo pants from MM6 Maison Margiela present a wide leg and are hung from an elasticated waistband. Now, you can do whatever you want. Featuring an all-over print, a polka dot print, a high rise, an elasticated waistband, side slit pockets and a wide leg.

Composition: Polyester 100%
Made in Italy

ABOUT MM6
Started in 1997 and known as just ‘Line 6’, (under the product range 0 to 23 on the famous white labels) and renamed to MM6 in 2004, the diffusion line to Maison Martin Margiela's anonymous fashion brand is ever prominent nearly twenty years later thanks to John Galliano taking over as creative director in October 2014.

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