These black tailored pants are cut from a luxurious cashmere-blend fabric that drapes with effortless sophistication. The silhouette is clean and elongated: a mid-rise waist, a straight leg that subtly widens toward the hem, and an ultra-fluid fall that grazes the floor.

The construction is minimal yet precise — featuring a structured waistband, discreet belt loops, side pockets, and a sharp front crease that enhances the elongated line. The fabric has a dense, matte surface with the soft handfeel characteristic of fine cashmere, giving the trousers an elevated, almost sculptural presence.

Designed to pair seamlessly with sheer organza pieces or the signature KM structured jackets, these pants balance tailoring with relaxed elegance. They create a quiet, powerful look: modern, elongated, and deeply refined.

Composition:

Main fabric: 100% Italian cashemere

Dry Cleaning

Warm iron inside out.

Do not tumble dry.

Do not bleach.

Handmade by women for women
The model is 168 cm tall and wears S size

SIZES:
SIZE S (European 36)
bust: fits bust around 85 cm
Waist: fits waist around 68 cm
Hips: fits hips around 92 cm


SIZES:
SIZE M (European 38)
bust: fits bust around 90 cm
Waist: fits waist around 71 cm
Hips: fits hips around 96-100 cm

#standwithukraine

Each piece in this collection commemorates Ukrainian land and its strong and brave people, that´s why each item has naming to honor Ukraine.

Chernozem is one of the most meaningful words in the Ukrainian landscape — both literally and symbolically.

Chernozem (from “чорнозем,” meaning “black earth”) is a type of exceptionally fertile, nutrient-rich soil. It is deep, dark, almost velvet-black, and considered among the best agricultural soils in the world. For Ukraine, chernozem is far more than soil. Ukraine holds some of the planet’s largest reserves of chernozem — around one-third of all global black soil. It is the reason the land is famous for its wheat, sunflowers, and harvests. For Ukrainians, chernozem represents roots, belonging, and the depth of the homeland. It’s the earth that feeds families for generations.