Milan, Print and PersonalityLa DoubleJ began with founder J.J. Martin’s fascination with vintage Italian design. Archival prints remain part of the house vocabulary, reworked in vivid colour and placed across contemporary silhouettes.That eye for print is matched by an understanding of proportion. A generous leg gives a motif room to breathe. A cleaner cut brings structure to more exuberant col...
Milan, Print and Personality
La DoubleJ began with founder J.J. Martin’s fascination with vintage Italian design. Archival prints remain part of the house vocabulary, reworked in vivid colour and placed across contemporary silhouettes.
That eye for print is matched by an understanding of proportion. A generous leg gives a motif room to breathe. A cleaner cut brings structure to more exuberant colour. The result feels joyful without losing its polish.
Fabric, Print and Cut
The collection moves between silk twill, fluid crepe, cotton and seasonal fabrications, with materials varying by style. Prints are central, ranging from geometric repeats and florals to motifs drawn from the label’s extensive archive.
The cut matters just as much. Palazzo pants create movement through a wide, flowing leg. Hendrix pants offer a more streamlined profile, making them an easy entry point into the house’s print language. Across both, colour and proportion do much of the work.
Let the Print Lead
Bold trousers rarely need complicated styling. Pair printed La Double J pants with a simple shirt, fine knit or tonal top and let the pattern set the direction. A flat or clean sandal keeps the look relaxed.
For a stronger statement, work within the same colour family or embrace print on print. The key is intention rather than restraint. Among designer pants, these are pieces that reward a little confidence.
More Than a Statement Piece
La DoubleJ is known for exuberance, but the appeal goes beyond print. Strong silhouettes and fluid fabrics give the trousers an ease that makes them surprisingly adaptable.
A bold Palazzo can work for an event one day and with a plain tee the next. That tension between impact and practicality is part of what makes the collection interesting.
Sizing Guide
La Double J uses Italian sizing across much of its ready-to-wear.
| Size |
AU |
US |
EU |
IT |
Denim |
| XXS |
4 |
0 |
32 |
36 |
23 |
| XS |
6 |
2 |
34 |
38 |
24–25 |
| S |
8 |
4 |
36 |
40 |
26–27 |
| M |
10 |
6 |
38 |
42 |
27–28 |
| L |
12 |
8 |
40 |
44 |
29–30 |
| XL |
14 |
10 |
42 |
46 |
31–32 |
| XXL |
16 |
12 |
44 |
48 |
32–33 |
| XXXL |
18 |
14 |
46 |
50 |
34 |
Start with your usual size. The fit can change with the cut and fabrication, particularly between fluid Palazzo styles and more structured trousers. Check the individual product details when choosing between sizes.
Looking After the Fabric
Care depends on the fabrication. Silk and delicate printed styles often require professional dry cleaning, while other materials may have different instructions. Store trousers away from prolonged sunlight to help protect colour. Always follow the garment care label.
Finding Your Pair
Start with a silhouette. Palazzo pants suit those drawn to volume and movement. Hendrix styles offer a cleaner line. Then consider print. A smaller motif can feel easier for everyday wear, while a large-scale pattern makes the trousers the centre of the look. The right pair should feel distinctive without requiring an entirely new wardrobe around it.
