A lightweight cargo pant designed for endless styling. Wear high or low rise, wide leg or cuffed - complete with adjustable details and elevated Y2K-inspired finishes.
Size guide
Pre-order item: Estimated shipping timeframe is end of June.
The Elara Multiwear Lightweight Cargo Pants are designed to be styled your way. Crafted from a soft mid-weight fabrication, this relaxed cargo silhouette blends comfort and elevated styling for the ultimate lounge-to-streetwear piece.
Designed with a contrast stripe rib waistband, Elara can be worn as is for a more low-key fit - showcasing the signature ‘Bambi’ embroidered patch at the back waistband or rolled down into a low-rise silhouette to reveal the custom contrast stripe knit waistband for a more elevated, high-fashion moment, inspired by iconic 2000s styling.
Finished with adjustable tie hems, these pants can be worn wide leg or cinched at the ankle depending on the vibe. Side tab snaps allow you to customise the length as you please, while custom ‘B’ embroidery on the cargo pocket adds the perfect signature detail. Pair with the matching Elara Puff Sleeve Lounge Top or style back with your favourite basics for endlessly wearable styling.
Sofia is wearing a size S. Sofia is 175 cm tall with measurements 86/66/ 86 cm.
Your Bambi garment is delicate. Please handle it with love and care. Follow the instructions below and enjoy your piece for years to come.
Cold Gentle Hand Wash
Wash Separately
Do Not Bleach or Wring
Do Not Tumble Dry
Cool Iron Inside Out
Do Not Dry Clean
Care Tips:
Use cold water to save energy
Air Dry clothes to save energy
Avoid harmful chemical detergents
Hang to prevent creases: Hanging your item helps keep it flat and wrinkle-free.
The embroidery and trims on this piece are delicate, so avoid contact with rough surfaces to prevent damage.
Turn clothes inside out before washing to protect the outer fabric and increase the lifespan of the garment
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