Gladys Wide Leg Ankle Pants - Dark Green Veggies

Gladys is ALL about relaxed glamour! She has a tailored front with a super comfy elastic back, letting her fit you brilliantly even if you're between sizes. She has a graduated wide leg, showing off your hips and making those legs look oh so long. And with functional pockets, she has two extra reasons to show her some love! Dinner? Check! Work meeting? Check! Just feel like dressing fab? Check! She knows how to add that perfect touch of class.

In an ankle skimming length, she can show off those gorgeous ankle boots, work well with lace ups, dress up with a heel or embrace the sunshine with a sandal.

PRINT

Who can't feel happy with eggplants, carrots and capsicums?? Bountiful vegetable designs in soft, rounded shapes are scattered on the deep green base colour to provide a fun and textural wonderland that translates beautifully onto fabric and provides so many colour options for pairing!

ARTIST

Teggun Ashleigh is a colour obsessed illustrator who loves to draw inspiration from her childhood. She is a full time foster carer, which is both extremely challenging and tiring, but also the best thing she's have ever done. Teggun finds a lot of her work is influenced by each child who has stayed with her, holding a little piece in her designs.

Teggun dabbles in oil painting, gardening, and now sewing. She loves mochas and cuddling her dogs, swimming in the ocean and the smell of campfires.

NAMESAKE

Gladys Elphick was an Aboriginal community leader who was an active member of Aborigines Advancement League of South Australia, an organisation that organised social and sports events.

She was the founder and long running president of the Council of Aboriginal Women of South Australia and in 1977, Gladys also founded the Aboriginal Medical Service.

Known as ‘Aunty Glad’ Elphick, she a highly respected Elder in the Aboriginal community and was named as South Australian Aboriginal of the Year in 1984.

SIZING

Measurements are in centimetres. These are garment flat lay so we recommend using a similar styled garment of your own to compare. A flat lay measurement means it is only the front or back of the garment, not the measurement the entire way around.