Description
non-european®’s bold pleated CULOTTE will have you stand out for all the right reasons. Designed & hand made in Cape Town SA with Durability and Breathability as key features – this designer garment is a sure investment piece that will last you from one season to the next.
How-To Complete your look: [read more]
‘This unique culotte trouser style was designed and crafted for those who have an adventurous heart.
‘Complete your look with one of our signature genuine leather belts (each sold separately on this site). Our pick would be the non-european® OBI BELT Black, Butterscotch, Soft brown or Tan…’
Textile: [read more]
90% Rayon 10% Polyester
What is Rayon? [read more]
Rayon Fabric is made from artificial silk and not classified as either entirely synthetic or entirely natural since it is made from highly processed plant materials.
‘We often choose to work with Rayon because… [read more]
Rayon is a great option if you are looking for a lightweight material with a nice drape, a lustrous finish, and a soft feel that is easy to dye. We love it because it conveys luxury at a slightly lower price point.’
As a plant-based fibre, Rayon is not inherently toxic or polluting. Unlike polyester, Rayon is highly absorbent & highly breathable – ideal for cool summer dresses & high-quality jerseys where breathability is essential for ease. Rayon also prevents sweat marks on your shirt by absorbing it into tiny micropores in the fibres themselves – locking it away.
How to care for my Rayon garment? [read more]
‘Clothes made of Rayon can be washed in temperatures of up to 40° C – but since Rayon does tends to shrink at high temperatures we recommend you strictly follow the washing temperature as indicated on the wash care label inside the product. Do not tumble dry Rayon – it dries very quickly. We recommend shaking the wrinkles out & hanging it out to dry.’
Does Rayon shrink & bleed colour? [read more]
‘As it is a natural fabric – you should expect your Rayon garment to shrink a bit during the first wash. If you follow the specific garment’s wash care instructions, you should not have any problems.’
Why are Rayon clothing so expensive? [read more]
‘Rayon is no longer a cheap fabric as it is imported & subject to large duties, so clothes made from it can sometimes cost more than linen or cotton.’
