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Wild by nature. Effortless by design.
Meet the pants that refuse to be tamed. The Obey Animal-Print Pants by Munthe are the kind of statement piece that walks into a room before you do. A bold leopard print collides with a relaxed, wide-leg silhouette — the result? Pure untamed chic. Lightweight fabric that drapes like a dream, an elasticated waistband with a drawstring for that "I woke up like this" ease, and a fit so effortlessly cool you'll wonder why you ever wore anything else.
Every single pair is printed with intentional imperfections — because real style doesn't come off an assembly line. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
The model is 178 cm and wears a size 36.
Q: How do these fit?
A: These are a loose, wide-leg fit with a relaxed silhouette. They run true to size — if you're between sizes, we recommend sizing down for a more tailored look or sizing up if you prefer extra drape. The elasticated drawstring waist gives you some flexibility.
Q: Are they comfortable enough for all-day wear?
A: Absolutely. The lightweight fabric and relaxed cut make these the kind of pants you reach for on repeat — whether you're styling them for brunch, a gallery opening, or a long travel day in style.
Q: Why does my pair look slightly different from the photos?
A: That's intentional and a feature, not a flaw! Munthe produces these with minimal fabric waste, which means the print placement varies on every pair. Your pants are genuinely one-of-a-kind.
Q: How do I care for them?
A: We recommend following the care label instructions. Generally, delicate printed fabrics do best with a gentle machine wash or hand wash in cold water, laid flat to dry to preserve the print and shape.
Q: What can I pair these with?
A: Everything and nothing — they're that versatile. A fitted bodysuit or simple crop top keeps the focus on the print. Layer with an oversized blazer for editorial vibes, or a sleek heel to elevate the whole look.
Q: Are these sustainable?
A: Munthe is committed to mindful production. These pants are printed with minimal waste in mind, and the unique pattern placement on each piece is a direct result of that conscious approach.
