For the days that don't end where you thought they would. Betah is Bahasa Indonesia for the feeling of being settled and at home wherever you are, and the Betah Pants are cut for exactly that. A women's straight, loose-leg trouser in soft, fluid charcoal viscose-linen, with draped fabric gathered at the front waist and a line of handwoven Ikat running down each side.
That black flower Ikat began as yarn tied and dyed by hand in Central Java, then spent close to two months on a hand loom. The pattern is dyed into the thread, not printed on, so no two lengths match. Each pair is cut and finished by a small family of tailors in Bali, in small batches.
Pair them with the Mekar Top for an easy AKAR set, or the cropped Jalan Jalan Top when the evening runs warm.
