Bauhaus: Cotton Wide Legged Lounge Pants

Description

German architect Walter Gropius had ambitious, utopian aims when he first founded a revolutionary new art school in Weimar, Germany. His intention, he claimed, was to open a school that was progressive in every area, that would unite all forms of art and craft under one roof, hence the name Bauhaus, meaning ‘house of architecture.’ In his founding manifesto, he wrote, “Any respectable person will be accepted, regardless of age or gender.” The school, he argued, would offer, “Absolute equality, but also absolutely equal obligations.” Sadly, Gropius was a product of his time, and as the school gained momentum its inherent inequality between men and women became increasingly evident.

A Site for Radical Innovation: The Bauhaus Weaving Workshop

Get the comfort of pajamas in this stylish pair of wide-leg pants. With the adjustable waist and a smooth, comfortable stretchy fabric, it’s like your favorite sweatpants but better.

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!