Soul Messengers Cargo Pants
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Introducing Purusha cargos, 2.0. We've made the waistband non maternity vibes by raising the drawstring to the upper waist, changed that drawstring to a chunky and more durable cotton twill, and ditched the cuffed jogger style ankles for a classic Y2k parachute pant that will stand the test of time. The high waist, self closing cargo pockets, and immaculate craftsmanship of these pants is a beauty to behold and feels even better when on your sacred vessel. You'll be reaching for these vintage inspired pants all autumn and winter long!
Erin is wearing size 1X and is 5’10”, with a 38” bust, 36” waist, and a 48” hip.
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We accept returns and exchanges up to 14 days from the item delivery date.
Exchanges for store credit are free. You can get store credit and save it for later, or shop instantly. If you opt for store credit for later, you’ll receive a gift card as soon as your return item is in transit.
Refunds are subject to a $15 handling fee to cover the return shipping label and warehouse fees.
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Because We Love Everyone And Everything On The Earth
We're a small, family owned business dedicated to honoring the planet and her people by producing in the USA with only sustainable materials. We produce clothing in small batches with limited inventory to reduce waste, employ independent women artists and creatives, and vow to be as transparent as possible in all our processes.
We strongly believe the forever chemicals and dyes that coat polyesters and nylons for colorfastness and wrinkle and stain resistance do not belong on our bodies, and are harming us in ways unseen at the moment. We believe in wearing plant-based whenever possible.
Our clothing is made from Lenzing certified siro-spun tencel lyocell (sustainably farmed from trees and processed in a closed loop- solvents never dumped, always reused), organic cotton, ecovero viscose, and bio-based spandex (made from 30% non-gmo corn).
Our clothing is made from start to finish in Los Angeles, CA. We’re knit, cut, and sewn in small family owned shops, dyed in a responsible dye house dedicated to low impact dyes, and screen printed in a clean and safe print shop with water-based ink. All people are paid at least minimum wage ($18/hr) and we abide by the stringent workplace and environmental laws of California.