The Siren Cuff Trousers — Noir (Black)

The Siren Cuff Trousers in Noir, where classic polish meets unexpected edge. Thoughtfully tailored for a sleek, leg-lengthening silhouette, these high-waisted trousers feature sharp front pleats, a cinched waist with a statement double-ring belt, and a tapered ankle for modern sophistication.

But it’s the dramatic buckle-detailed cuffs that steal the show; bold, architectural, and finished with metallic hardware that commands attention. From the boardroom to a rooftop bar, these trousers are your go-to for structured power dressing with a rebellious twist.

Pair with a crisp white shirt, corset bustier, or oversized blazer for endless styling options.

• Tailored high-waisted silhouette

• Belted waist with detachable double-ring buckle belt

• Pleated front detail

• Tapered leg with cuffed hem

• Statement metallic hardware on cuffs

• Side pockets

• Zip fly with clasp fastening

Fit Tip:
True to size. For a relaxed fit, consider sizing up. Designed to flatter all heights with a tailored ankle crop.

Composition:
Premium polyester blend for movement and structure.
Lined waistband.

Care Instructions:
Cold hand wash or gentle machine wash. Do not tumble dry. Cool iron inside out. Dry clean for longevity.

Following these fabric care instructions will help prolong the life of your fabric and keep it looking its best wash after wash.
Preparation: Begin by turning the fabric inside out before washing. This helps to protect the outer surface of the fabric during the washing process.
Washing: When it comes to washing, you have two options: hand wash or machine wash in cold water. Using cold water helps to preserve the integrity of the fabric's fibers. Additionally, opt for a mild detergent to avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the fabric.
Bleaching: It's important to note that bleaching should be avoided altogether. Bleach can weaken fibers and cause discoloration, compromising the quality and appearance of the fabric.
Fabric Softeners: Steer clear of fabric softeners. While they may leave your fabric feeling soft, they can also leave behind a residue that can build up over time, affecting the fabric's texture and breathability.
Drying: After washing, choose between tumble drying on a low setting or opting for air drying by laying the fabric flat. Using a low heat setting or air drying helps prevent shrinkage and maintains the fabric's shape and elasticity.
Ironing: When it comes to ironing, it's crucial to avoid direct contact with any designs or embroidery on the fabric. Instead, turn the fabric inside out or place a cloth over the design before ironing to prevent any damage or distortion to the decorative elements.
Following these fabric care instructions will help prolong the life of your fabric and keep it looking its best wash after wash.