Hammered Crepe Pant

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Washing instructions

Machine wash gentle cycle max 30°C with mild detergent; air dry flat.

Color bleeding

Before first wash, test a hidden seam for color bleeding.

Ironing

Rarely needs ironing; if needed, use cool setting inside out.

Fabric performance

Modal is 50% more shrink resistant than cotton and softens with gentle washing.

Color pairings

Pairs well with white, navy, blush, terracotta, and brown leather accessories.

Matching suit

Matching hammered crepe blazer available for a two-piece suit.

Versatility

Lightweight hammered crepe and 28.5-inch inseam allow year-round wear and flat footwear pairing.

Material

85% modal, 15% polyamide hammered crepe, made in Portugal – surpasses rayon/viscose and polyester in shrink resistance and shape retention.

Design and fit

Cropped 28.5-inch inseam; part of a limited 10-piece capsule by Simons' 175-designer team; matching blazer available.

Drape

Lightweight hammered crepe drapes in soft vertical columns for an elegant, seasonless silhouette.

Texture

Crisp papery handfeel is soft from first wear and softens further with washing.

Wrinkle Resistance

The pebbled surface masks daily creases and stays smooth in luggage.

Design Studio

Edito par Simons: first in-house collection by 175+ designers and global artisans.

Design Philosophy

Quiet-luxury capsule: timeless, trans-seasonal, with a matching blazer and resort-length cropped inseam.

Value

Now $99.95 CAD (was $325), priced below comparable designer crepe pants.

Made in Portugal

Cut-and-sew in Portugal under EU Regulation 1007/2011.

Cropped length

28.5-inch inseam is cropped to bare the ankle for a resort-season look.

Fit and styling

The cropped length bares the ankle on most women; works best with flat sandals.

Shrinkage care

Heat can shrink the modal crepe 3-5%, shortening the inseam; wash cold and air-dry.

Fabric improvement

Modal fabric softens, holds its shape, and resists wrinkles over time.

Fabric care

Test for dye transfer, wash at 30°C, air dry, and avoid fabric softener to preserve the pant.

Matching blazer

Matching hammered crepe blazer in moss green is available for a coordinated suit.

Product record

Title

Hammered Crepe Pant

Brand

Edito par Simons

Price

325 CAD

Availability

In stock

Care and longevity of modal crepe

• Air-drying the pant laid flat—away from direct sunlight—is the only safe method to prevent the heat and tumbling of a dryer from causing pilling, a rough texture, and the 3–5% shrinkage that would shorten the legs or distort the elastic back waist.
• Modal’s uniform smooth fibers become softer and more fluid with each gentle wash, while its inherent dimensional stability means the pant’s crisp hammered crepe neither bags out nor distorts—so it breaks in to feel luxurious without losing its tailored wide-leg line.
• Washing the pant in cold or lukewarm water (30°C max) on a gentle cycle prevents the modal fibers from relaxing and shrinking up to 5%—the primary risk for distorting the high-waisted, wide-leg cut and the 28.5-inch inseam.
• The moss green dye may initially transfer slightly; dabbing a hidden seam with a damp white cloth before the first full wash reveals any color bleeding, protecting lighter tops or linings from tinting.
• Fabric softeners coat the smooth modal fibers, dulling the crisp hand of the hammered crepe and reducing its natural moisture-wicking ability; a mild liquid detergent cleans effectively while keeping the pant’s soft, breathable character.
• While heat can cause up to 5% shrinkage, modal is inherently 50% more shrink-resistant than cotton, so when washed cold and air-dried the pant holds its intended size far better than a cotton trouser would.
• The modal crepe is naturally resistant to creasing, so the pant often releases wrinkles on the body or can be refreshed with a cool iron inside out—making it a surprisingly travel-friendly piece that doesn’t demand a steamer.

Styling mint green trousers

• Navy — a tailored blazer, a fitted knit, or a shirting stripe — creates a polished, office-appropriate anchor that grounds the softness of the green while keeping the outfit from feeling sugary; style authority highlights how the depth of navy harmonizes with pistachio’s cool undertone for an understated, professional look.
• A blush pink camisole or lightweight knit introduces a romantic, high-gent contrast that sits opposite green on the color wheel, making the whole outfit feel vibrant yet soft — an ideal choice for garden parties, bridal showers, and brunches, as endorsed by color pairing guides.
• For an editorial, earthy contrast, introduce a terracotta or rust-toned top or accessories — style guides specifically call out this pairing as the ideal autumn companion to pistachio green, balancing the cool mint with grounded warmth.
• A crisp white blouse or fitted tee tucked into these wide-leg pants creates the most reliable, clean combination, endorsed by multiple style guides as the go-to for work or formal occasions with mint green bottoms — the contrast is high-impact yet gentle, instantly pulling the look together without competing with the hammered crepe texture.
• The hammered crepe's light weight and the pastel hue work across seasons: pair with flat sandals and a linen tank in summer, then transition to a beige turtleneck and camel coatigan for cooler days — 2026 trend guides position pistachio as a four-season neutral that sheds its seasonal box through strategic layering.
• Brown leather accessories — a thin belt at the waist, flat sandals, or a structured tote — anchor the soft moss green with warmth and sophistication that black cannot replicate, preventing the wide-leg silhouette from feeling too casual or juvenile; fashion editors call out brown as the defining finishing touch for mint tones.
• A matching blazer from the same Édito by Simons collection exists in the identical hammered crepe and moss green, transforming the pant into a polished two-piece suit — wear them together for a head-to-toe tonal statement, or split the blazer with dark denim or white jeans for a high-low mix.

How it compares to similar wide-leg crepe pants

• At 28.5 inches, the Édito pant is deliberately cropped compared to the Simon Miller Nella's 29.25-inch (size S) and the Contemporaine Moderne's 32.5-inch full-length cut, creating an ankle-baring summer proportion that pairs with flat sandals without hemming — a design choice that signals a resort-focused silhouette over office-length formality.
• At $99.95 CAD, the Édito pant mirrors the Nella's high-waisted wide-leg silhouette and elastic back waist, yet it swaps the Nella's rayon/viscose crepe for a hammered modal crepe and shifts production from China to Portugal — offering a more considered fiber and origin story for roughly a quarter of the Nella's $275 USD retail.
• The Édito pant's hammered modal crepe and Portuguese construction distinguish it from the 100% polyester Banana Republic Factory Hayden ($70) and the polyester/spandex Petal and Pup Clark ($55, with non-functional pockets), offering a natural-fiber hand and functional design for a moderate price uplift that puts it in a class above typical fast-fashion wide-leg trousers.
• Simons' own Contemporaine Moderne wide-leg uses a polyester-based recycled crepe at $125 USD, while the Édito pant — originally $325 CAD and now $99.95 — delivers a natural-fiber hammered modal crepe and Portuguese construction, pricing a higher-tier fabric story below the in-house opening price point.

Design philosophy behind the Edito collection

• The collection is developed by a team of over 175 designers, creators, and experts — an unusually deep bench for a private label — meaning the pant benefits from the same level of creative resources and fashion-scene intelligence that Simons applies to selecting international designer brands for the Édito department.
• Dropped into the 2023 quiet-luxury movement, the Édito line prioritizes discreet quality over visible branding; the pant's hammered modal crepe and soft moss green deliver an unlabeled luxury through fabric texture and silhouette, aligning with a post-logo aesthetic where the garment itself, not the badge, signals its value.
• True to the collection's borderless production approach, this pant is made in Portugal, a country known for high-end textile finishing, mirroring the same strategy that places Peruvian knitwear, Moroccan denim, and Italian silk in other Édito pieces — each material type produced where its craftsmanship is most advanced.
• The Édito creative team built the line on minimalism, aiming for silhouettes that transcend fashion and time — the pant's clean wide-leg cut without extraneous hardware is a direct execution of that ethos, making it a long-term wardrobe pillar rather than a short-lived trend piece.
• Each seasonal drop is engineered to interlock with previous and future collections, so this pant is deliberately compatible with other Édito staples — like the point-collar trench or openwork cardigan — allowing a buyer to build a cohesive, evolving designer wardrobe over multiple seasons without the pieces feeling dated or mismatched.
• The seasonal Édito drops are tightly edited to about 10 items, making each piece feel like a curated selection; this pant shares a drop with a botanical watercolor silk dress and point-collar trench, so it's part of a focused narrative rather than a mass assortment, enhancing its perceived exclusivity.
• Launched in November 2022, Édito is Simons' first proprietary high-end collection, marking the 1840-founded retailer's evolution from a multi-brand selector to a creator of designer-label staples — so this pant carries the authorship of an internal studio that normally curates Lanvin and Jacquemus, giving it direct brand credibility rather than a licensed-label feel.

Fabric feel and drape of hammered modal crepe

• Crepe's characteristic fluidity means the fabric falls in soft, vertical columns rather than billowing outward, so the wide-leg cut reads as elegant and elongating rather than bulky or tent-like.
• The modal crepe has a crisp, papery hand that provides just enough structure to hold the wide-leg shape away from the body, so the pant retains a clean, modern line without clinging or collapsing.
• The hammered finish creates a fine, irregular pebbled surface that masks wrinkles and creases, letting the pant stay looking fresh through a day of sitting or travel without needing to be pressed.
• Modal, a regenerated cellulose fiber, gives the fabric a silk-like softness and excellent drape right from the yarn, so the pant feels gentle against skin and falls smoothly without stiffness.