POL

POL Odette Belted Pant, Chocolate

$265.00

POL sizing. Cut in Australian sizes, 8 to 14. Full measurements in the size guide below.

Complimentary delivery on this piece, Australia-wide.

The belt comes off. That sounds like a small thing until you own a belted trouser you can only wear one way.

The Odette is 70% Tencel and 30% linen, so it breathes like linen and hangs heavier. The leg is wide and cropped, with a seam down the front of each leg that gives it a line. Fixed waist, zip fly with a hook and bar, hip pockets.

The belt is faux suede with a square buckle. Belted, it reads as tailoring. Without it, it is a clean wide-leg trouser.

Chocolate, with anything cream.

Spec

  • Tencel and linen blend
  • Detachable faux suede belt, square buckle
  • Fixed waist, zip fly, hook and bar
  • Four belt loops, hip pockets
  • Centre front leg seam
  • Wide cropped leg, outseam 93.6cm, size 10
  • Sizes 8 to 14, Australian sizing

Fit. Wide leg, cropped. True to size.

POL is an Australian label, founded by Sam Jones in 2008, and cuts in Australian sizes, which are the same as UK sizes. Knits and some tops come in letter sizes instead: an XS is an AU 8, S an AU 10, M an AU 12, L an AU 14 and XL an AU 16. The measurements below are the house's own, in centimetres, taken from the body rather than the garment.

Size chart

AU / UK Letter Bust Waist Hip
6 XXS 84 68 94
8 XS 88 71 97
10 S 93 76 102
12 M 98 81 107
14 L 103 86 112
16 XL 108 91 117
18 113 96 122

Measurements in centimetres. Body measurements, not garment measurements.

Choosing between two sizes

POL's chart gives the body measurements each size is built on. The house suggests comparing them with your own. Its models generally wear an 8 unless a piece says otherwise. Any style we know to run differently is noted in its Fit line.

How to measure

Bust: around the fullest part.
Waist: around the slimmest part of your natural waist, between the ribcage and the navel.
Hip: around the widest part, at the top of the legs.

Caring for POL knitwear

Check the care label first. If a knit is not dirty, air it between wears instead of washing it.

Hand wash in cool water with a gentle or delicates detergent. The house advises against woolwash, which can make dyes run. A little hair conditioner leaves natural-fibre knits softer.

Roll the knit in a clean towel to lift out the water, reshape it while damp and dry it flat in the shade. Never on the line, which stretches it. Store it folded, not on a hanger.

Some pilling is normal on cotton, merino and cashmere, mostly under the arms and where a bag strap rubs. Hand washing helps, as does keeping knits away from fleece-lined jackets and rough surfaces. A pilling shaver, run lightly over the fabric pulled taut, lifts what appears. Take off jewellery that could snag before you put a knit on.

For everything else, follow the care label sewn into the piece.

Still not sure

We have handled these pieces and can tell you how a particular style sits against the chart. Write to us before you order, or come and try it in Red Hill. The full edit is in our POL collection.

Brush with a suede brush in one direction. Keep it out of the rain. Never wet it.

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