ADORA Low Rise Casual Cargo Pants | BLACK / S 100100153661613

How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape and measure over underwear or thin clothing. For best accuracy, measure while standing relaxed and keep the tape parallel to the floor. Record measurements in inches or centimeters and compare them to the garment measurements listed on the product page.

Body measurements (to choose a size)

1. Low-rise waist (where these pants sit): Measure around the hips at the point where the waistband will sit — typically 2–3 inches (5–7 cm) below your natural waist. Keep the tape snug but not tight.
2. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of the hips and buttocks with feet together.
3. Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam down to the bottom of the leg along the inside of the leg.
4. Thigh: Measure around the fullest part of the upper thigh or measure across the thigh 1" (2.5 cm) below the crotch then double the number.
5. Front rise: Measure from the crotch seam to the top of the front waistband — for low-rise pants this will be shorter than a regular rise.

Garment measurements (if you have the pants)

Lay the pants flat on a table, zip and fasten, smooth out wrinkles and measure:

• Waist (flat): Measure across the top of the waistband from left to right and double the number for circumference.
• Front rise: From the crotch seam to the top of the front waistband.
• Back rise: From the crotch seam to the top of the back waistband.
• Inseam: From the crotch seam to the hem along the inside leg.
• Outseam: From the top of the waistband to the hem along the outside leg.
• Thigh / Knee / Leg opening: Measure across at the appropriate points and double for circumference.

Tip: Allow 1–2 cm (0.5–1 in) tolerance for stretch and finishing variations. If you are between sizes and prefer a relaxed cargo fit, consider sizing up.

Materials & features

Exact fabric composition can vary by color and batch — always check the product label for the definitive breakdown. Typical materials and construction details for ADORA Low Rise Casual Cargo Pants include:

• Main fabric: Mid-weight cotton twill or a cotton-rich blend — breathable, durable and comfortable.
• Stretch: Often finished with 1–3% elastane/spandex for subtle stretch and recovery.
• Synthetic blends: Some versions may include polyester for wrinkle resistance and quick-dry performance.
• Pocket lining: Lightweight cotton or polyester.
• Hardware & trims: Metal or metal-look snaps, rivets and a zip fly (commonly YKK zippers), reinforced bartacks at stress points.
• Finishes: Garment-wash, enzyme wash or stonewash options may be used for a softened look and lived-in color variations.

Why it matters: Cotton twill gives durability and breathability; a touch of elastane improves comfort and movement; polyester blends add resilience and easier care. Verify the label for special trims (leather patches, coated hardware) that may require specific care.

Model & fit

Fit summary: Low-rise — sits below the natural waist; casual cargo silhouette — relaxed through the hip and thigh with utility-style pockets. The leg is typically straight or slightly tapered depending on the color/cut.

Reference model information (for photo fit reference):

• Model height: 5'9" (175 cm)
• Model is wearing: Size S (example; check the product page for actual photo details)
• Model measurements (example): Bust 33" / Waist 25" / Hips 35"

Fit notes: If you prefer a roomier, more utilitarian look, size up. For a slimmer, more fitted look, choose your usual size or size down if within the fit range. Always consult the product size chart for numerical garment measurements.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Always follow the care label sewn into the garment first. Below are general care best practices for cotton/cotton-blend cargo pants:

• Before washing: Turn pants inside out and fasten zips/snaps to protect hardware and prevent snags.
• Washing: Machine wash cold (max 30°C / 86°F) on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Wash with similar colors.
• Avoid: Chlorine bleach, strong stain removers and harsh detergents that can fade or weaken fibers. Limit fabric softener if you want to preserve fabric strength and texture.
• Drying: Hang to dry in shade or lay flat to retain shape. If using a dryer, tumble dry low and remove promptly to avoid over-drying and shrinkage.
• Ironing: Iron on the reverse side at low–medium heat if needed. Avoid ironing directly over hardware, labels or printed patches.
• Spot care: Treat stains quickly — blot excess, pre-treat oil-based stains with a small amount of liquid dish soap, rinse and launder. Test stain removers on an inconspicuous area first.
• Leather or faux-leather trims: Spot clean and condition leather only; avoid saturating leather trims with water.
• Storage: Fold or hang by the waistband. Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
• Maintenance: Mend small tears or loose seams early to extend garment life; use a fabric shaver to remove pills if needed.

Style tips

Ways to wear your ADORA Low Rise Casual Cargo Pants:

• Everyday casual: Pair with a fitted tee or rib tank and low-profile sneakers for an effortless weekend look.
• Street style: Try an oversized hoodie or cropped sweatshirt, chunky trainers and a beanie for an urban vibe. Cuff the hem to show ankle or sock detail.
• Utility chic: Tuck a slim button-up into the waistband, add a leather belt and ankle boots for a polished utilitarian outfit.
• Elevated casual: Combine with a silk cami and a structured blazer; finish with heeled mules or loafers for an elevated contrast.
• Summer: Knot a tee or wear a cropped top and slide sandals for a warm-weather look.
• Layering: Pair with longline coats or cropped puffer jackets depending on season — balance proportions with fitted tops since the pants sit low.
• Accessories: Hip belts or thin chains that sit at the low-rise line emphasize the silhouette. Minimal jewelry keeps the look modern and clean.

Pro tip: Because these are low-rise, try half-tucks, cropped tops or shorter jackets to highlight your waistline. If you prefer a longer torso look, pair with shoes and colors that create a vertical line (monochrome or tonal palettes).