Ministry of Supply Upgraded Dress Pants With Science
Ministry of Supply has always impressed us with their scientific approach to making clothing more functional without sacrificing style. They’ve outdone themselves with their latest update to the popular Kinetic Pant. At first glance, these might look like every other pair of slacks in your wardrobe, but they’ve been scientifically upgraded to be superior in every way. Warp-knit Primeflex fabric from Japan provides the structure of a woven and the stretch of a knit. 100% hydrophilic construction wicks away moisture and the water repellent finish on the exterior keeps you dry. They’re even built to use your own body heat to release and relax wrinkles within fifteen minutes. Even better, Ministry of Supply is giving all Cool Material readers $10 off their first purchase of $30 or more until June 30 with code coolmaterial1803 at checkout. These are the dress pants you’ll look forward to wearing everyday.
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