Joseph Ribkoff Blue/Vanilla Dot Print Cropped Pull-On Pants Style 232263
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These cropped pants are perfect for a variety of occasions, whether you're dressing up for work or headed out on the town. They feature a comfortable inside elastic waistband, faux front pockets, and a small slit at the bottom of each leg. Plus, the adorable dot print is sure to turn heads wherever you go!
Brand: Joseph Ribkoff
Season: Summer 2023
Style: 232263
Color: Blue/Vanilla
Fabric: Millennium fabric
Composition: 21% Nylon, 3% Spandex, 76% Viscose rayon
Details: Elastic waistband. Faux front pockets. Unlined.
Care: Do not dry clean. Do not bleach. Do not iron. Do not tumble dry. Wash garment inside out. Hang to dry in the shade. Hand wash in cold water with like colors.
Size/Fit: Cropped silhouette. Length: 26". Nathalie is 5'9" · Wearing size 6.
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