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From one listing of the “High-Rise Wool Straight Pants” (women’s) we have:

• Material: 100% wool, made in Italy. Clothbase+3Clothbase+3Mytheresa+3

• Rise: High-waisted / high-rise. Clothbase+1

• Leg: Straight leg in the model we referenced. “Straight leg” rather than tapered, and non-stretch fabric. Clothbase+1

• Detailing: Single pleat (in some versions) or no pleat (depends on iteration). Example: the wool straight pants list “single pleat”. Clothbase

• Fastening: Zipper fly + button + hook fastening (concealed in many cases) for a clean front. Clothbase

• Pockets: Front slash/sidel inset pockets + back welt pockets. Belt loops present. Clothbase+1

• Hem: Some versions have unfinished hems (so you can tailor them to your length) — e.g., “hem: unfinished (ready for alteration)”. Clothbase+1

• Fit: True to size in listings; because fabric is non-stretch, the cut will hold shape and tailoring/fit adjustments may matter. Clothbase

• Color / Variants: Classic colors like black (“Noir”), beige/”craie”, grey etc. Materials may vary slightly (wool twill, gabardine in different models). italianluxurygroup.com.au+1

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• Because of the high rise and straight leg, the pants give a long-leg effect and help define the waist. High-waisted styles elevate the silhouette.

• They work both for formal occasions (tailored look, dress trousers) and elevated daywear (when paired with a more relaxed top, knit, or tucked-in shirt).

• Straight leg (as opposed to wide-leg) maintains a more traditional, polished silhouette — good if you want something classic.

• The unfinished hem option allows tailoring for height or desired break.

• Probably best styled with a tucked top or blazer to emphasize the high waist, but can also be worn with a cropped layer for a more modern look.

• These pants pair well with a slim top or tucked-in shirt to emphasise the high waist.

• For a sleek formal look: add a fitted blazer and streamlined shoes (loafers or pointed boots).

• For casual elevated: pair with a tucked tee or light knit, sneakers or low heels.

• Colour: The example is “noir” (black) wool – very versatile; other versions may come in grey, navy, or seasonal colours.

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• Since the fabric is 100% wool and non-stretch, sizing should consider natural body measurements carefully. Fit will not stretch to accommodate.

• High rise means waistband sits higher than many standard trousers — check your rise measurement if possible (from crotch seam up to waistband) to ensure comfort.

• Because the leg is straight and fabric is structured, if you’re shorter you may want to tailor the hem; the unfinished hem editions are helpful for that.

• Remember European sizing (FR sizes) when looking at listings: e.g., FR 36, 38, 40 etc. Use size charts to convert to waist/hip measurements. Nordstrom

• Confirm if fit is true to size — some listings say “true to size,” while others (especially wide-leg versions) may recommend sizing up. Mytheresa

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• Wool (100%): High quality suiting wool gives good structure, drape, and longevity.

• Care: Dry clean only in most cases. Example: “Care instructions: dry clean.” Clothbase+1

• Because wool is non-stretch and tailored, any tailoring or adjustments should ideally be done by a good tailor experienced with dress trousers.

• Watch for fabric weight: A heavier wool will hold the crease and structure well; lighter wool may drape more and have a more relaxed look. The wool twill version in grey is lighter and has a “wide-leg” variant. Mytheresa

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• This style is in the luxury category — typical retail price around US$1,500 – US$2,000 for a wool high-rise straight version. Example listing: US$1,550 for the 100% wool straight leg model. Clothbase

• Variants with special fabrics, limited editions, wide-leg versions etc. may command higher prices.

• Because this is premium tailoring and luxury branding, value is maintained better than everyday trousers, but tailoring cost and import duties may add.

• If you are buying internationally, consider shipping/duties/customs in total cost.

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• Confirm the SKU or product code (so you are sure of the exact model).

• Fabric & feel: Ensure the wool is of good weight, good drape, and that the finishing (seams, lining) are clean.

• Validate that it’s Made in Italy (for this line) and materials match (e.g., “100% wool”, “wool gabardine”, etc.).

• Check that the finish (hem, pockets, waistband) is as described (unfinished hem if you plan tailoring).

• Confirm return policy, authenticity guarantee (especially if buying via reseller).

• Check your measurements and compare with the sizing chart — especially rise, waist, inseam/leg length.

• Check shipping costs / import duties for your location.

• Ask about alteration potential — if the pants come long or need tailoring to your preferred break.