Make a statement that’s bold, confident, and culturally grounded with the Eban Flow Palazzo Pants. These eye-catching trousers feature an electrifying weave of magenta, green, cobalt, and white strokes set against a deep navy background — echoing the energetic rhythm of African street art and textile traditions.
Crafted for ease and movement, this design features a relaxed wide-leg silhouette and a cinched elastic waistband with a drawstring for the perfect, personalized fit. Whether you're headed to a cultural event, brunch, or simply owning your day with flair, this piece celebrates the harmony of tradition and modern self-expression.
Afro-urban multicolor pattern with zigzag brushstroke print
High-rise elastic waistband with self-tie drawstring
Flowy wide-leg cut for breathable, all-day wear
Lightweight cotton-blend fabric
Side pockets for convenience
Pair it with a solid-colored tank or crop top to let the pattern pop — or go monochrome for a more grounded, minimalist twist.
("Eban" is an Akan symbol of security and protection, often associated with home and strength. The interwoven pattern symbolizes resilience and interconnectedness.)
Make a statement that’s bold, confident, and culturally grounded with the Eban Flow Palazzo Pants. These eye-catching trousers feature an electrifying weave of magenta, green, cobalt, and white strokes set against a deep navy background — echoing the energetic rhythm of African street art and textile traditions.
Crafted for ease and movement, this design features a relaxed wide-leg silhouette and a cinched elastic waistband with a drawstring for the perfect, personalized fit. Whether you're headed to a cultural event, brunch, or simply owning your day with flair, this piece celebrates the harmony of tradition and modern self-expression.
Afro-urban multicolor pattern with zigzag brushstroke print
High-rise elastic waistband with self-tie drawstring
Flowy wide-leg cut for breathable, all-day wear
Lightweight cotton-blend fabric
Side pockets for convenience
Pair it with a solid-colored tank or crop top to let the pattern pop — or go monochrome for a more grounded, minimalist twist.
("Eban" is an Akan symbol of security and protection, often associated with home and strength. The interwoven pattern symbolizes resilience and interconnectedness.)
