Kinky Nomad
Printed Wide Leg Pants | Angles Bogolan Ghana Isis | Kinky Nomad
Printed Wide Leg Pants | Angles Bogolan Ghana Isis | Kinky Nomad
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Wide Leg Pants — Rooted. Wide. Print-First.
Available across four series — the Angles Series, the Afro Boho Sole Series, the All Roads Lead to Ghana Series, and the Kemet Series — these wide leg pants carry the full design language of Kinky Nomad across four distinct visual worlds. One listing. Four statements. Every variant built to move.
The Prints
Angles Series
Large geometric triangles in terracotta, ochre, charcoal, and cream fall across the leg in the signature Sundown palette. Bold, architectural, confident — the kind of print that reads across a room.
Afro Boho Sole Series — Bogolan
A deep black ground carries white bògòlanfini-inspired marks — X-crosses, triangles, vertical dashes, and dots arranged in precise columns down the full length of the leg. Rooted in the West African tradition of hand-applied natural dye work, rendered in a modern wide-leg silhouette.
All Roads Lead to Ghana — Ghana Ground
Warm amber and ochre ground the leg in rich earth tones, bordered at waist and hem by bands of dark geometric triangle motifs. Textured like weathered pigment on a painted wall — ancient, grounded, unmistakably Ghanaian.
Kemet Series — Isis
Black ground. Gold deity. On the left pocket, Isis — cat-headed goddess of magic and restoration — stands inside a gold triangle, staff in hand, unapologetic. At the hem, a repeating border of the Eye of Horus inside gold triangles seals the leg in Kemetic protection. Gold on black. Timeless.
Fit, Fabric & Function
Cut wide through the leg from hip to hem, with an elasticated waistband, adjustable drawstrings, and two deep side pockets. The cotton-like fabric (180g/m²) moves with ease — cool enough for beach trips and yoga, structured enough for an evening out. Available in XS through 3XL.
Care
Hand wash or machine wash cold (≤45°C). No bleach. No prolonged soaking. Designed in Accra. Packed with purpose.
Every design a mantra. Every piece a manifesto.
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