Navy Charcoal French Terry Pant
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$94.00 - Regular price
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$94.00
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Elevate your everyday style with these Navy Charcoal French Terry Pants—crafted for comfort and timeless appeal. The high-rise, wide-leg silhouette flatters your frame, while premium French terry fabric paired with a sweater knit patch delivers luxe texture and all-day ease. Vintage washing and heart rivet details add character, and the adjustable elastic waistband ensures the perfect fit every time. Perfect on their own or paired with the matching Navy Charcoal French Terry Top for a coordinated look that effortlessly transitions from casual outings to relaxed evenings.
- 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex
- Waist 12-1/2" (elastic band ~16") Rise 12.5" Inseam 27.5"
- Sweater Knit patch
- Elastic waistband with drawstring
- Pam is typically an 8/10 on bottom and is wearing a medium
Return Policy
Return Policy
- Vintage Vault will accept returns within 14 days from the date your order arrives to you.
- Items must be in original condition, with tags attached. Odors, makeup stains, or generally worn look with disqualify an item for return.
- Vintage Vault does not offer refunds, returns are issued in the form of Store Credit.
- Shipping costs are non-refundable.
- Buyer pays for the return shipping. Return to Vintage Vault 2743 W Main St Salem VA 24153
- Invoice/receipt MUST be included so we can process the credit correctly. Please include a note explaining why you are returning the item to help us with feedback on our items.
- Allow 6-10 business days after Vintage Vault receives the item/items for return to be processed.
- Vintage Vault will send you an email (to the email used to purchase) with your store credit code. You must retain and use the code with your next purchase.
- Accessories (including all jewelry, scarfs, handbags, etc.) are non-returnable.
- All sale/clearance purchases are FINAL. Any sale items returned to us will be donated to the Roanoke Rescue Mission.
