Japanese Shibori Lounge Pants, Indigo Teal Orange Large

For slow stretches, café errands and unplanned afternoons, these linen-rayon lounge pants bring colour without feeling loud. The relaxed cut gives the body room to move, while the indigo, teal and orange shibori-style pattern adds a painterly, Japanese-inspired rhythm.

Easy shape for pause

• The relaxed fit gives space through movement, from slow stretches to sitting cross-legged at home.
• The fabric falls with a soft drape, so the shape feels laid-back rather than structured.
• Deep blue grounds the print, with teal and orange bringing warmth and lift.
• The hand-dyed pattern has an expressive, irregular feel, suited to slow weekends and everyday wear.
• They work as a mindful alternative to plain loungewear, with enough presence for stepping outside.

Linen-rayon with a soft, breathable feel

The fabric is a linen-rayon blend, chosen for comfort, movement and an easy fall against the body. Linen brings a natural, lightly textured character, while rayon adds softness and fluidity.

Indigo, teal and orange shibori character

The design takes inspiration from Japanese shibori. Here, the colour story feels calm and expressive at once: blue as the anchor, teal for depth, orange for a sun-warmed contrast.

How to wear them

Wear them for relaxed days at home, travel layers or warm-weather wandering. Pair with a simple vest, loose knit or linen shirt to let the print carry the outfit.

Japanese-inspired, made in Indonesia

This pair is Japanese-inspired rather than traditional dress, made in Indonesia as part of a relaxed lounge-pants range. The result is a wearable everyday piece with a textile story, not a costume: expressive colour, soft movement and a quiet nod to craft-led pattern.

Size and details

Size: Large.
Material: linen-rayon.
Colourway: indigo, teal and orange.

A thoughtful gift for slow weekends

A good choice for someone who likes travel clothes, expressive textiles or relaxed homewear with more character than plain joggers. The colour and hand-dyed finish make it feel personal without being formal.

Common questions

Is the fabric stretchy?
No stretch fibre is listed. The comfort comes from the relaxed cut and the soft drape of the linen-rayon blend.

Will every pair look exactly the same?
Hand-dyed patterns can vary slightly, which is part of their character. The overall colour palette remains indigo, teal and orange.