May I look upon the shadows and the darkness with a gentle understanding and peace.
You're walking in a field of daisies barefoot, supported and held by the Mother. Slightly cropped and playful, these hippie pants are meant to get your feet dirty in. They feature pockets at the hips, a high waistband that hugs and holds, and a 27" inseam for all sizes.
Haley is wearing S and is 5'7” with a 32" bust, 25" waist, and 37" hip.
We offer free instant exchanges for US orders!
Please initiate your return with this link: PURUSHA PEOPLE RETURNS
Please note that Purusha People clothing is handmade by our skilled artisans in Los Angeles, and our unique process allows for subtle differences in each piece. Forest fiber tencel, garment dye, and screen printing require special processes that are unlike other brands. Please enjoy your clothing as the special item it is, and celebrate its rarity!
We accept returns and exchanges up to 30 days from the item delivery date. Clothing must be unworn, unwashed, unscented, pet-hair free, and in new condition.
Exchanges for store credit are free. You can get store credit and save it for later, or shop instantly. If you opt for store credit for later, you’ll receive a gift card as soon as your return item is in transit.
Refunds are subject to a $15 handling fee to cover the return shipping label and warehouse fees. Refunds are credited via the same method you paid within 5 business days of receiving. Shipping is nonrefundable.
Underwear is only eligible for returns if the item has not been tried on. Please try underwear on over your existing underwear if you'd like the option to return.
INGREDIENTS: Lenzing certified tencel lyocell: 92% forest fiber from acacia, eucalyptus, poplar, pine, spruce, beech, birch, and maple trees grown on tree farms in Eastern Europe, 8% spandex for stretch. GOTS certified nontoxic and metal free dyes, water based ink, and lots of love! XX
Dyed new moon black. White snake with flowers, ferns, sun, moon, and a lotus inside printed on the back waist. Cut, sewn, dyed, and printed in downtown Los Angeles by small family owned shops where creators are paid more than minimum wage.
