Kate Middleton wore a pair of navy blue sailor pants by J.Crew to a nautical-themed event in 2019.
The Princess of Wales wore the sailor pants to the 1851 Trust’s final Roadshow at the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre in London.
To date, it’s the only time we’ve seen the Princess wear the blue cropped trousers—surely she’ll bring them back for a water-adjacent activity in the future?
About Kate’s J.Crew Sailor Pants:
Crafted in a deep navy hue, the ‘sailor pants’ offer a sophisticated alternative to the classic black. The slight ‘kick flare’ cut is universally flattering.
The Sailor Pants’ standout feature is the gold button detailing at the waist, adding a touch of military-inspired flair.
The front slit pockets, enhanced by the buttoned tabs, merge functionality with fashion.
The ‘sailor pants’ are crafted from a stretch-wool blend fabric, which is specially designed so the trousers will keep their shape.
Where to buy the Sailor Pants:
Sadly, J.Crew no longer stock the trousers. They were sold out prior to Kate wearing them. I suggest trying eBay.
Want to get the look? Check out a fantastic alternative that I’ve just found, below:
Get the look – updated October 2023
Looking for a pair of elegant and sophisticated trousers with nautical flair? As of now, L.K. Bennett have a pair in stock that are decidedly chic.
The high waist and wide-leg cut make the trousers contemporary yet timeless. A fabulous alternative for anybody looking for a polished look with a hint of panache. Shop at L.K. Bennett.
Kate Middleton wearing J.Crew:
The Princess has worn a handful items from J.Crew in public since joining the Royal Family in 2011.
She owns a couple of pairs of shoes from brand, plus a handful of sweaters, a pair of jeans and a velvet hair bow.
Fun fact: The Princess met with then-CEO of J.Crew, Jenna Lyons, in 2014 during a trip to New York.
About J.Crew
J.Crew is an American retailer headquartered in New York. The company opened in 1983 and today it has over 250 stores in the United States, Canada, France, the UK, China and Korea. The company has only recently come to the U.K. and currently has a handful of stores in London.
