Size: XS - (UK 8/US 4/EU 36)

These mid rise, slim fit needle cord joggers are made from responsibly sourced stretch cotton and designed for comfort. They feature soft elasticated cuffs, two front pockets, one functional back pocket and a traditional fly front. Choose from two colours.

Product DetailsSize

• Lifestyle model is 5'7", a UK 8/ EU 36/ US 4 and wearing a size XS
• Studio model is 5'9", a UK 8/ EU 36/ US 4 and wearing a size XS

Highlights

• Made from responsibly sourced cotton stretch cord
• Slim fit
• Mid rise
• Front pockets
• One back welt pocket
• Elasticated cuffs
• Fly front
• 28inch leg length

Fit and Fabric

Garment Measurements

• Size XXS: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist, 69.5cm, Low Hip 89.5cm.
• Size XS: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist 72cm, Low Hip 92cm.
• Size S: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist 77cm, Low Hip 97cm.
• Size M: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist 82cm, Low Hip 107cm.
• Size L: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist 87cm, Low Hip 107cm.
• Size XL: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist 92cm, Low Hip112cm.
• Size XXL: Leg Length 71.1cm, Waist 97cm, Low Hip117cm.

Washing Instructions

• Gentle cold wash at 30 degrees
• Turn inside out
• Cool iron on reverse
• Do not bleach
• Do not tumble dry
• Dry clean
• After washing we advise to smooth out the pile of the fabric to maintain the lustre of your garment

SustainabilityWhy Choose Responsibly Sourced Cotton?

• This cotton is responsibly sourced through suppliers and mills that are building partnerships within the cotton supply chain to improve the social, economical, and environmental outcomes for farmers and their land. Whilst organic cotton is our preferred option, increased demand has currently impacted availability. As a ‘next best’ option, we are using responsibly-sourced cotton, which uses water more efficiently, to support our sustainability strategy.

We have introduced a new Portuguese, family-run supplier for our AW23 collection; who shares the same sustainable and ethical values as Aspiga. We work closely with their Sustainability Manager and they are aiming to become B-corp in the next few years.

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