Annie Wear Wide Leg Cargo Satin Pants | Burgundy / L 100100939413002

How to measure

What you'll need

• Soft tape measure (inches and cm)
• Flat surface and the pants laid flat if measuring the garment
• Someone to help for the most accurate body measurements

Measure the garment (recommended for listing/fit accuracy)

• Waist (flat): Lay waistband flat and measure straight across from left edge to right edge at the narrowest point. Double that number to get the waist circumference.
• Hips (flat): Measure across the pant at the fullest part of the seat (usually 7–9 cm / 3–3.5" below the waistband). Double to get hip circumference.
• Front rise: Measure from the top of the front waistband down along the front seam to the crotch seam.
• Back rise: Measure from the top of the back waistband down the back seam to the crotch seam.
• Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam straight down the inside leg to the hem.
• Outseam / Total length: Measure from the top of the waistband down the outside leg seam to the hem.
• Thigh: Measure straight across the leg 2.5 cm / 1" below the crotch seam; double that measurement for circumference.
• Hem / Leg opening: Measure straight across the bottom hem; double to get the full circumference of the leg opening.
• Cargo pocket (if relevant): Measure pocket width and height from seam to seam to show pocket capacity and placement.

Measure yourself (for selecting the right size)

• Natural waist: Measure around the narrowest point of your torso (where you normally wear the waistband).
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/seat.
• Inseam: Measure from the top of your inner thigh down to where you want the pant hem to fall (wear the shoes you’d pair with the pants for accuracy).
• Compare your body measurements to the garment flat measurements (or the size chart). If the pant measurements are listed flat, remember to double flat widths to compare to your body circumference.
• Tip: For a wide-leg relaxed silhouette, allow extra room at hips/thighs; if you prefer a slimmer look, choose the next smaller size or consider tailoring the hem only.

Conversion: 1 inch = 2.54 cm. Always measure both body and a favorite-fitting pair of pants to match fit expectations.

Materials & construction

Key materials typically used for satin cargo pants and what to expect:

• Main fabric – Satin: Most fashion satin is a polyester or polyester-blend satin: soft, smooth face with a subtle sheen, lightweight to midweight, with excellent drape. Satin used here provides a luxe look while being low-maintenance compared with silk satin.
• Lining: Some styles include a partial lining at the waistband or pocket bags. If present, lining is commonly polyester or cupro for comfort and structure.
• Hardware and trims: Typical trims include a zipper (often nylon or metal), snap buttons or metal hardware on cargo pockets, drawcords or elastic at the waist, and bar tacks at stress points for reinforcement.
• Construction notes: Wide-leg cargo pants will often have reinforced pocket seams and topstitched details; check the product label for exact fiber content and country of origin.

Actual composition may vary by batch—always verify the garment care label for precise fiber content and manufacturing details.

Model & fit

Fit summary: High-rise with a relaxed, wide leg silhouette and cargo-pocket details. Designed to drape from the waist with extra room through the thigh and leg.

Example model information (replace with your product’s specific data):

• Model height: 177 cm / 5'10"
• Model measurements: Bust 81 cm / 32", Waist 61 cm / 24", Hips 89 cm / 35"
• Wearing size: S

Sizing tips: If you are between sizes, choose based on desired fit—pick your usual size for the intended relaxed look, size down for a more tailored silhouette, or size up for an oversized effect. Consider the fabric’s drape: satin skims the body rather than stretching, so choose a size that accommodates hip and thigh ease if you want comfort.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always check the garment care label first.
• Washing: Hand wash cold or machine wash on a gentle/delicate cycle inside out using a mild liquid detergent. Use a mesh laundry bag for machine washing to reduce abrasion.
• Do not bleach: Avoid chlorine or oxygen bleach unless the care label explicitly allows it.
• Drying: Line dry or lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight. Avoid tumble drying; heat can dull satin’s sheen and cause shrinkage.
• Ironing & steaming: Use a low-heat iron on the reverse side with a pressing cloth, or use a garment steamer. Do not iron directly on high heat.
• Stain care: Spot-treat spills promptly with a mild detergent solution. For oil-based stains, professional cleaning is recommended.
• Dry clean: For garments with special trims, heavy structure, or if you want the cleanest finish, dry cleaning is safe—follow label instructions.
• Storage: Hang on a wide hanger or fold carefully. Avoid plastic garment bags for long-term storage—use breathable fabric bags to prevent moisture build-up.
• Quick tips: Avoid contact with rough surfaces and sharp hardware to prevent snags; remove jewelry that could catch the satin while dressing.

Style tips

• Effortless chic: Tuck a fitted ribbed tank or bodysuit into the waistband and add strappy heels for a polished evening look.
• Casual cool: Pair with a chunky white sneaker and a cropped tee or boxy tee half-tucked to balance the volume of the wide leg.
• Work-ready: Combine with a fitted blouse or sleek turtleneck and a structured blazer; finish with loafers or low block heels.
• Edgy layer: Throw on an oversized denim or leather jacket and ankle boots to contrast the satin sheen with texture.
• Accessorize: Add a waist-defining belt to emphasize the high-rise or keep it clean with minimal jewelry for a streamlined look. A compact crossbody or clutch complements the cargo detail without overwhelming the silhouette.
• Seasonal swaps: In cooler months, wear with a tucked-in knit sweater and pointed-toe boots; in warmer months, choose sandals and a lightweight cami.
• Color play: For monochrome impact, match the top in a similar tone; for contrast, pair with neutrals (white/black/ivory) or a bold color for a statement outfit.
• Tailoring: Consider shortening the hem to ankle length for a modern cropped wide-leg look or hemming to floor length for formal occasions.