Paper Planes All World Track Pant - Black

SKU · 610028

The Paper Planes All World Track Pant - Black (style 610028) is carried by 1 store SoleScout tracks. Size availability is shown per store below. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

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PAPER PLANES

Established in 2008, Paper Planes is designed by the Head of Lifestyle at Roc Nation, Emory Jones. The streetwear brand combines street fashion, music and design into one and is known for providing their signature headwear and t-shirts. The brand is easily recognized by their signature black and white paper plane logo made out of a black and white American flag. Their signature logo represents imagination and the thought of mentally getting somewhere before physically getting there. In 2018, Jay-Z filed for trademark for Paper Planes and has since been turned into a full fledged stand alone …

Paper Planes All World Track Pant - Black

'-Plane logo snap at front with zip fly -Encased elastic at waistband with interior exit flat drawcord -Forward onseam pockets with zip closure -Plane logo welded print at left front leg -Piecing at sides -Satin filled piping at side seam -Onseam pocket with zip closure at back yoke seam -Encased bungee cord and stopper at leg openings -Fully lined interior -Woven jacquard main label -4.13oz 94% Nylon 6% Spandex

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