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Onna by Premier Relentless Onna-Stretch Cargo Trousers  garment front viewNN500
Onna by Premier

Onna by Premier Relentless Onna-Stretch Cargo Trousers

STYLE NN500 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £23.69inc VAT

Breathable four-way stretch fabric. Durable, crease resistant and easy care. Zip fly with drawcord and button over.

210 gsm6 colours

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Onna by Premier Relentless Onna-Stretch Cargo Trousers: the details.

Onna by Premier Relentless Onna-Stretch Cargo Trousers (NN500) is a plain trousers from Onna by Premier, available in 6 colours and 12 size options. The supplier lists 42% polyester/33% recycled polyester/19% viscose/6% elastane. fabric with a 210 gsm weight. Choose your colour and size to see the exact price and available garment photographs.

  • Breathable four-way stretch fabric.
  • Durable, crease resistant and easy care.
  • Zip fly with drawcord and button over.
  • Two side pockets.
  • Left thigh zip pocket.
  • Right thigh patch pockets.
  • Two rear patch pockets.
  • Hem vents.
  • 60°C wash.

Colours and sizes can have different prices, specifications and delivery status. Product images are supplier photographs; screen colours are a guide rather than an exact colour match.

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Polyester-containing fabric needs particular care with heat and possible dye migration. Use a process intended for the selected fabric and test temperature, adhesion and colour stability on a sample.

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