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karlaidlaw

£121.90

£121.90

spider pant - purple (straight)

spider pant - purple (straight)

£121.90

£121.90

A mid-rise pant designed for everyday wear, featuring a comfortable elastic waistband and our signature Spider pin tucks that create subtle structure through the leg.

This style comes with a laser cut hem. However if you would prefer your pants hemmed like our core spider pant collection offerings, please select the next longest inseam and add your preferred inseam length in notes at checkout.

Please note, If you have chosen “custom leg length” as your size, please email your preferred inseam length to customercare@apoc-store.com. Your desired length can be found by measuring the inseam of your leg, from crotch to floor.

If hemming is required, please allow an additional 1–2 days for processing.

Stretch Velvet
Designed and made in Melbourne/Naarm

Sizing

Size Waist (cm) Hips width (cm) Crotch (cm)
4 (XXS) 0 0 0
6 (XS) 68 78 24
8 (S) 72 82 24
10 (M) 76 86 24
12 (L) 80 90 24
14 (XL) 84 94 24
16 (XXL) 88 100 24
18 (XXXL) 92 104 24


Shipping

Orders & Returns

All our products are shipped directly from our independent designers and artists who use their own packaging and shipping provider.

See the 'Shipping' tab on each product page for shipping country, costs, production times (for made-to-order items), and dispatch details.

For more information, please visit our Shipping & Returns page.

About Karlaidlaw

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Established in 2019, Karlaidlaw is a streetwear by Karla Laidlaw, based in Melbourne/Naarm on the lands of the Kulin Nation. Each design goes through several processes to reach its final stage, with experimentation of fabrics being a large focus area for the brand, as it attempts to rethink the norm, and give customers pieces to express their individuality in the world
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