BTR5A-ABS

Bali Rayon Trousers

£27.75
Fair Trade
Ethically sourced
Est. 1983
Family owned for over 40 years
Free UK Delivery
On orders over £35
Easy Returns
14-day returns policy
BAFTS Member
Proud to be a member of BAFTS Fair Trade Network UK
Handmade in Indonesia
By skilled artisan producers
About this product

These super comfy trousers are made from silky-feeling rayon, offering a luxurious touch against the skin. With a loose fit and an elasticated waist, they provide the perfect combination of comfort and ease for lounging or casual wear. Available in a choice of vibrant Indonesian batik designs or eye-catching mind-bending tie-dye patterns, these trousers bring a relaxed, bohemian flair to your wardrobe. Ideal for both lounging at home or effortless style on the go.

Sizing InformationWomen’s 8 - 20 / Men’s XS - L

According to our size charts, this item should fit:

UK Women’s 8 - 20

UK Men’s XS - L

To learn more about our sizing, read our FAQs and view our sizing charts, follow the link here.

Shipping Information
Standard - Tracked 48
via Royal Mail
£3.50
Express - Tracked 24
via Royal Mail
£4.50
Next Day Delivery
via DPD (Mon-Thurs)
£7.99
USA - International Tracked
via Royal Mail
See our Shipping Policy
Worldwide (excluding USA) - International Tracked
via Royal Mail
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Free Standard Delivery on all UK orders over £35.00 (excluding extra long items.)

Orders are despatched Mon-Fri only. Full info available here.

Batik Wax Note
This handmade item may have traces of wax left over from the batik process. Don't worry — it'll wash off naturally.

Batik FAQs

What is batik?

Batik is a centuries-old Indonesian textile art. Artisans draw designs onto fabric with hot wax, then dye the cloth. The wax resists the dye, leaving intricate patterns behind once it's removed. Every batik piece in our Bali range is made this way by hand.

How should I wash my batik clothing?

We recommend a cool hand wash to keep the colours at their best. Avoid bleach and tumble drying. Line dry in the shade to keep the colours vibrant, and iron inside out if needed. Washing separately for the first couple of washes is a good idea in case of any colour run.

Why does my new batik item have small wax marks?

Small traces of wax sometimes remain from the batik-making process. They're completely harmless and wash out naturally in the first wash or two. It's a nice reminder that your item is genuinely handmade rather than mass-produced.