Patagonia Women's Island Hemp Beach Pants In Pigeon Blue

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These women's fit Patagonia Island Hemp Beach Pants in light pigeon blue are versatile, lightweight and cool trousers. Hemp & organic cotton blend they have a loose fit with a linen like drape with elasticated drawstring waist, perfect for comfort in hot weather. 

Made from a blend of natural fabrics (55% hemp 45% organic cotton) they have a soft textured surface making them gentle against the skin.  They have a tapered leg finish with elastic cuff that can easily be pushed up - perfect for a day paddling on the beach. They allow for a custom fit with an elasticised waistband and two drop in front pockets - perfect for carrying small essentials. Team up with a Patagonia top for a relaxed and practical eco-friendly outfit.

• Recycled Material: 55% hemp 45% organic cotton
• Hemp/Organic cotton blend is lightweight and has a soft textured surface
• Elasticised waistband with drawcord for a custom fit
• Two drop-in front pockets; two back patch pockets 
• Tapered leg with elastic cuff - slightly tapered leg finished with elastic cuff that can be easily pushed up
• 28” inseam 
• Regular rise 

We're proud to be stocking patagonia at Babipur, the pioneers of responsible business practices! Patagonia were one of the earliest adopters of organic cotton recognising the damage that pesticides had on the earth and making the switch back in 1994. A core value is to make the very best quality product because better products last longer and the longer products last the less that have to be made. Materials and manufacturing are carefully considered to ensure minimal impact from creation through to disposal.

Patagonia's continued efforts to reduce and even reverse the impacts of commercial activities is awe-inspiring. Investment in environmental causes and activism, sourcing of reused, recycled and low impact materials, fair trade certifications and initiatives to help other companies achieve higher sustainability levels, Patagonia lead the way. Not satisfied with pushing for change within their own industry Patagonia have begun a food division looking to change farming practices for the better too. Now a global brand using their increased influence for the greater good and still independently owned.