Olive-green Chino Trousers | Frenzy Loop Design Shop

Olive green trousers with dark blue striped add-ons and ribbons to wrap around the ankle.

CHF 125.00

These upcycled olive-green chino trousers have been refreshed with a more dynamic, stylish look. Functional back pockets, side add-ons, and wrap-around ribbons add volume and unique character. Versatile and handcrafted for sustainable fashion, these trousers pair effortlessly with heels or sneakers, voluminous blouses, or simple T-shirts, making them the perfect everyday and occasion-ready garment.

Model size: M (EU: 38-40)
Model fabric: 97%cotton, 3% elastan
Added fabric: cotton – viscose bland
Care: (30C) machine wash & air dry

This model is READY-2-WEAR and will be shipped right after purchasing. In case of any wishes or doubts, please contact frenzy@frenzyloop.com – answers to any questions about this particular piece, are just an email away.

Mindful fashion | Bold expression | Sustainable soul.

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A Frenzy person is open-minded, courageous, and strong. They value life, care for the environment, and aren’t afraid to stand out in a crowd. A Frenzy person loves colour and expression, believes in responsibility, and feels deeply frustrated by helplessness and injustice. They love fashion- but not trends. They value comfort and practicality, yet have the boldness to wear something wildly chic, extravagant, and true to themselves.

Supplying

Our motto: Act locally to help globally! Real change begins with small steps, the ones each of us takes with care and intention. Frenzy supports local charities, second-hand shops, and sustainable material makers who share our vision for a more responsible world.

Upcycling

Frenzy gives a new life cycle to already manufactured and used clothing- refreshing them, or combining their parts into new clothing and accessories. We use as many elements of the original pieces as possible to reduce production waste and honour what already exists.

Sponsorship

5% of your purchase at Frenzy is donated to the International Development projects of the Salvation Army Switzerland.