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Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
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  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
  • Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one) - LOKAL FOLK
Nalu Pants – Reversible (Two pants in one)

Two outfits in one. Flip it, love it, wear it again and again.

• Ethically made • Designed for childhood chaos • Made to give back 

The Nalu Pants are your go-to reversible cotton pants for every day wear. Baggy straight-leg fit, comfy fit with pockets on both sides and two hand-drawn prints to switch up the look. Soft, lightweight and totally unisex, ready to be passed from sibling to sibling.

Style Tip: Roll the hem for a relaxed, beachy vibe and pair with any tee (reversible or not!).

Fabric:
• 100% cotton poplin (both sides)

HAND-PRINTING NOTE
This piece features traditional Indonesian manual printing — an artisan technique done fully by hand. This means each item may have tiny variations in colour or placement, making your child’s garment truly one-of-a-kind. Hand-printed fabrics also fade less, age beautifully and carry the story of the makers behind them.


REVERSIBLE NOTE
All our pieces are fully reversible — two outfits in one. No care labels, no size labels, no itch, no fuss.
Double-lined so spills on one side won’t show through the other.
Crafted with premium fabrics chosen to wash and wear beautifully together.

✔ Easy returns

✔ Limited first drop

✔ Aussie owned , made ethically in Bali
size
$65.00
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3% of each order goes directly toward sponsoring a child in Indonesia's schooling, giving them access to a classroom, essential resources, and a brighter future.

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