Rúbia Silk Trousers - Flavia Aranha

Description:

Elevated comfort meets botanical craftsmanship in the Rubia Pants — an airy, wide-leg silhouette cut in 100% pure silk and hand-dyed through an innovative natural printing technique using black rice. Light as air and rich in texture, these pants merge artisanal tradition with effortless sophistication.

The relaxed fit features a soft elastic waistband with an adjustable silk drawstring, allowing for personalized comfort. Their flowing shape and organic patterning make them an elegant choice for warm days, whether styled with a matching silk top or worn as a statement piece on their own.

Each pair is one-of-a-kind, bearing the unique imprint of nature through a botanical dye process developed in Flavia Aranha’s atelier — a celebration of sustainability, Brazilian heritage, and refined simplicity.

Key Features:

Fit: Wide-leg, loose fit for natural movement and breathability

Waistband: Soft elastic waist with adjustable drawstring for a tailored feel

Print: Botanical impression using black rice, a signature dyeing technique from our atelier

Fabric: 100% silk, naturally hand-dyed in Brazil

Origin: Crafted with care through artisanal processes and ecological materials

Care Instructions:

Preferably use diluted, neutral, biodegradable liquid soap

Wash on delicate cycle

Do not soak

Dry in the shade

From everyday elegance to special escapes, the Rubia Pants combine nature’s palette with the timeless fluidity of silk.

About Flavia Aranha:

Clothes with natural dyeing and Brazilian handicraft accessories.
#liveclothes to weave a web of affection, regeneration and poetry.

Flavia Aranha is a Brazilian brand concerned with the sustainable development of fashion and the environment in which it operates.

We recommend special care when washing - use neutral soap, do not let it soak, and dry it in the shade.

By using this product you encourage a production chain based on fair trade and socio-environmental responsibility certification.

This outfit was made with natural materials, and the colours were created from Brazilian plants and herbs.