A pair of Prada pants, made of wool gabardine in black, belongs to the Autumn-Winter 2026 collection for women. This piece stands out due to its construction and the choice of fabric, which comes from the mills of the Milanese house. The wool gabardine gives the garment a structure that follows the body without constraining it, and allows a regular drape along the length of the leg.

The cut is straight. It follows the line of the leg from the waist to the hem, without narrowing or widening the volume. This architecture draws attention to the structure of the garment rather than the body wearing it. The closure consists of a hook and a zip, ensuring a secure fit at the waist. A label bearing the house logo is sewn onto the pant, marking the piece's origin.

The pockets contribute to the overall design. On the sides, slant pockets open in the seam, preserving the surface of the fabric at the front. At the back, welt pockets provide a contrast in technique: the element that closes the pocket highlights its outline and structures the back of the garment. This distribution responds to a logic of function and proportion, without unnecessary decoration.

The black color here serves not only as uniformity: it highlights the weave of the gabardine, whose texture reveals itself under the light. Wool, an animal-derived material, offers suitable insulation for the season and breathability that prolongs comfort over the hours.

These pants are part of the house's tradition, which has combined the vocabulary of tailoring since its inception with a reflection on contemporary uses. Worn with a shirt or a sweater, it forms the basis of a wardrobe built to last, season after season, beyond the trends that sweep through Autumn-Winter 2026.