Hippie pants child Stan

The Stan hippie trousers for children are bright pink trousers with narrow legs that flare out widely from the knee into a bell shape. The flared leg is the image of the flower power era, when bright colours and flowing fabric ruled the dance floor. Boys and girls wear these trousers at a 1960s party, a disco party or during carnival.

What material are the hippie trousers made of and how do you wash them?

The Stan hippie trousers for children are made of 100% polyester and can be machine washed at 30 °C.

• The trousers are bright pink all over, without any print or lettering.
• The leg is fitted up to the knee, below which it flares out widely.
• You can choose from the children's sizes 116, 140 and 164 cm, based on the child's height (116 ≈ 6 years, 140 ≈ 10 years, 164 ≈ 14 years).
• The washing instructions say: wash at 30 °C, do not bleach, do not dry clean, do not tumble dry and do not iron.
• The trousers are delivered separately; you put together the rest of the outfit yourself.

Flower power and the 1960s

The hippie style emerged in the 1960s and revolves around bright colours, loose shapes and a cheerful, carefree look. The flared trouser leg is its most famous feature and reappears at every sixties or disco party. Bright pink stands out even more in a crowd, as the colour is recognisable from a distance. This way, your child will immediately stand out as a hippie rather than just another dancer.

Accessories for the bright pink hippie trousers

A floral shirt or a colourful top with wide sleeves complements the wide leg well. Round sunglasses with tinted lenses, a headband with flowers and a few large beaded necklaces make the sixties look instantly recognisable. With some flower-shaped face paint on the cheek, the outfit is ready in a few minutes. Flat shoes or trainers work well, as the leg falls freely over the shoe.

Choose the Stan hippie trousers for children and your child will dance across the 1960s party in full flower power style.