Private Label Vintage-Wash Slub TENCEL™ Wide-Leg Pants
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These vintage-wash slub TENCEL™ wide-leg pants combine a high-rise tailored waist with deep front pleats and a long, fluid trouser leg. The washed blue surface keeps a denim character, while the 220 GSM slub fabric falls more softly than rigid jeans. A braided trim above the hem adds a crafted finish.
| Main composition | 100% TENCEL™ / lyocell |
|---|---|
| Fabric weight | 220 GSM |
| Fabric direction | Vintage-washed slub lyocell denim |
| Fit direction | High-waisted full-length wide-leg silhouette |
| Key details | Front pleats, curved pockets, button-and-zip fly and braided hem trim |
220 GSM Slub Lyocell with Fluid Denim Drape
Visible Texture Without Heavy Stiffness
Slub yarn creates subtle irregularity across the washed surface. Lyocell supports a smooth handfeel and fluid wide-leg movement. Fabric approval should define the acceptable slub level.
Vintage Wash and Surface Fibrillation
Lyocell may develop a softly faded or peach-like surface during washing. The wash recipe must control fibrillation, streaking and shade variation. Testing should cover colorfastness, crocking, shrinkage and fabric strength.
High Waist, Front Pleats and Fly Construction
The fixed waistband, belt loops and button-and-zip fly provide a more tailored upper shape. Pleat depth and direction should remain equal, with enough release for hip movement. Waistband support must hold shape without excessive rigidity.
Full-Length Wide Legs and Vertical Growth
Balancing the Long Trouser Panels
Front and back legs should fall evenly without twisting toward the inseam. Panels require relaxation before cutting, followed by a hanging test. Inseam, outseam and leg opening should be checked after washing.
Allowing for Lyocell Relaxation
Long 100% lyocell panels may lengthen under their own weight. Final length should be approved after washing, drying and hanging. Measured growth must be reflected in the production pattern.
Braided Hem Trim and Lower-Leg Stability
The tonal braided trim runs above the hem and should remain level without tightening the fabric. Shrinkage, colorfastness and attachment strength must be tested with the trouser body.
Pocket Shape and Wide-Leg Line
Curved front pockets should provide comfortable access while remaining flat at the hip. Pocket reinforcement and bag depth must suit the lightweight fabric. Excess weight can distort the upper leg.
OEM Options for Slub Lyocell Pants
OEM trouser development may include:
- Alternative rises, pleat depths and leg openings
- Different vintage wash shades and topstitch colors
- Custom braided trims, piping or clean hem finishes
- Matching shirts and lightweight denim separates
- Custom labels, hardware, hangtags and packaging
Buyer FAQs for Vintage-Wash Lyocell Pants
Is TENCEL™ the same as lyocell?
TENCEL™ is a branded lyocell fiber. The fiber certificate should confirm whether the supplied material is TENCEL™ branded.
Will the pants become longer after washing?
Some relaxation is possible, so wash and hanging tests should confirm the final inseam.
Can the braided hem trim be removed?
Yes. It can be replaced with piping, embroidery, topstitching or a clean plain hem.
What should be approved before manufacturing?
Confirm wash shade, slub consistency, shrinkage, pleat balance, vertical growth, trim stability and finished length.
Confirming Post-Wash Length Before the Braided Hem Position Is Locked
Review the sample for waistband fit, pleat symmetry, shade continuity, vertical growth and trim alignment. For sampling and quotation, provide the quantity, size range, wash reference, target inseam, trim standard, branding details and technical specifications.



