Amelia Wide Leg Culotte Trouser, Pink Corduroy Cotton

Beautifully tailored and hand cut in a soft 8 wale cotton corduroy deadstock cloth, the pink Amelia Trouser is modern take on a classic cord trouser. Designed to wear on repeat almost all year round.

The Amelia Trouser style is a firm favourite amongst Saywood customers, loved for it's beautifully tailored fit and soft A-line shaping. It's cut to flatter around the bum, hips and waist, with a contemporary femininity, finishing just above the ankle. Clever darts at the front and back waist shapes the trouser perfectly, whilst giving comfort and space to the hips and bottom. Functionality is essential; the clean lines of slanted side pockets give detail, whilst the deep pocket bags make them practical.

Finished with a metal fly zip and discreet corozo jigger button to secure the waist. With our signature flower embroidery giving that surprise feminine detail on the back pocket.

Composition: 100% Cotton, from deadstock

Made in the UK, in London, by MAES

True to size

Softly tailored around the waist, bum and hips, sitting high at the waist just below the belly button. Wide A-line leg shape.

Wash less, love always

We recommend hanging your trousers to air outdoors, rather than washing after every wear. This way, they will last longer and also have a lower environmental impact. Spot clean marks with warm soapy water, and when it does need a wash, follow our care advice:

• Machine wash 30 degrees
• Wash with similar colours
• Low iron
• Do not bleach
• Do not tumble dry

A note on our deadstock cotton and corozo buttons

Our Amelia culotte trousers use deadstock cotton sourced locally in London, from a supplier who saves surplus cloth directly from factories after use, ensuring they do not end up in landfill. They’re handmade in the UK, in North East London at MAES, just down the road from the Saywood studio, keeping our carbon footprint minimal.

We’ve used corozo – known as vegetable ivory – for the button on the zipper, as it comes from a nut found in South America which can only be harvested once it naturally falls to the ground, making it a more sustainable choice. It’s also biodegradable. The zipper is nickel free and the tape made from recycled polyester.

Source: Saywood.

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Saywood was founded in 2020 by Harriet Saywood-Bellisario. As she beautifully put it: "The stories behind what you wear create that feeling of true joy when you get dressed each day, filling you with the confidence to take on the world, with the conviction that your most loved wardrobe pieces contribute to a positive fashion future, instead of the global fashion crisis". We absolutely love that!

At the heart of Saywood's story is a desire to reconnect you with the people and processes behind what you wear, and in doing so, press pause on throwaway fashion. Saywood does this through storytelling and by creating timeless pieces that you can rediscover each time you wear and rewear them.

Eco-friendly: Saywood uses materials like deadstock cotton, recycled cotton, Japanese denim and Supima cotton. They produce in small batches and offer mending services. If, after years, you're done with your product, they collaborate with OWNI; a peer-to-peer resale platform.

Local & fair production: Saywood works with factories in the UK and Romania for manufacturing and the fabrics are from factories in Italy and Portugal. These factories are all audited by multiple organizations and certifications to ensure ethical working conditions. As the factory in Romania increased its minimum order quantity, Saywood will switch to another supplier for future collections.

Vegan: as Saywood uses Codelite buttons, which are made from a protein from milk, the brand is not completely vegan. However, except for these buttons they are! 

Good cause: Saywood has a Saywood for Good Initiative. At the end of each year, Saywood donates a percentage of its revenue to grassroots organisations aligned with their sustainability goals. These organizations are Labour Behind the Label (an NGO committed to better working conditions for garment workers), Trafino/Forever Lung (an organization protecting tropical forests) and Solar Sister (an organization investing in women's clean energy businesses in off-grid communities in Africa).