Heimish Full Size Ruffled High Waist Wide Leg Pants Plus Size | Mint / 3XL 100100746506520

Heimish Full Size Ruffled High Waist Wide Leg Pants — Measurement, Materials & Care

How to measure (garment and body)

Tools: flexible tape measure, flat surface, pen and paper. For online fit, measure the garment laid flat and double flat measurements to get circumferences.

Measuring the garment (recommended)

1. Lay the pants flat on a smooth surface and smooth out wrinkles—do not stretch the fabric.
2. Waist (flat): measure straight across the top edge of the waistband. Double that number to get the waist circumference. For elastic waists: record the relaxed measurement and the stretched measurement (pull gently) to show the range.
3. Hips (flat): measure across the widest part of the pants (usually about 7–9 cm / 3–4 in below the waistband). Double this to get hip circumference.
4. Front rise: measure from the top center of the front waistband straight down to the crotch seam intersection.
5. Back rise: measure from the top center of the back waistband to the crotch seam intersection.
6. Inseam: measure from the crotch seam down the inside leg to the hem.
7. Outseam / Total length: measure from the top of the waistband to the hem along the outside seam.
8. Thigh (flat): measure 1 inch (2.5 cm) below the crotch seam across the leg and double to get thigh circumference.
9. Hem width: measure straight across the bottom hem.

Converting units: 1 inch = 2.54 cm. When comparing to a pair that fits you, measure that pair the same way and compare the numbers.

Measuring your body (for size selection)

• Natural waist: measure around the narrowest part of your torso (where you bend).
• Hips: measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.
• Inseam: measure from crotch to desired hem while wearing typical shoes.
• Compare your body measurements to the garment measurements to choose the best size. If you are between sizes, choose based on hip measurement or size up for a roomier fit.

Materials & Fabric

Exact fiber content is shown on the product label; if not available, the following describes what this style commonly uses and what to expect:

• Typical composition: lightweight woven fabrics such as polyester, rayon (viscose), or polyester/rayon blends. The waistband often contains elastane/spandex for stretch.
• Feel & drape: soft, fluid drape with a flowing wide-leg silhouette; ruffled high waist is decorative and may be elasticated or smocked.
• Stretch: minimal stretch in the pant legs; elastic or smocked waistband provides give at the waist.
• Lining: many wide-leg pants are unlined—check the product details if lining is important.
• Care behavior: polyester and poly blends are generally machine washable and colorfast; rayon/viscose may be more delicate and prone to shrinkage—treat gently.
• How to confirm: review the product description or the sew-in care/fiber label for exact percentages (for example, "100% polyester" or "85% rayon, 15% polyester").

Model information (how to interpret photos)

When model measurements are included on a product page, they are typically shown like this:

Example format: Height • Bust • Waist • Hips • Wearing size
Example: 5'9" (175 cm) • 33" / 84 cm • 24" / 61 cm • 35" / 89 cm • Wearing size S

Use the model's "wearing size" together with the product's garment measurements to understand the fit. If model details are not provided, compare the garment measurements to a pair of pants you already own that fits well.

Care Guide — To keep it lovely longer

• Always check the garment's care label first and follow any manufacturer instructions.
• Washing: machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash for delicate fibers (rayon/viscose). Turn pants inside out to protect the ruffle and color.
• Detergent: use a mild liquid detergent; avoid bleach and harsh stain removers that can weaken fibers.
• Drying: reshape ruffles and hang to dry or lay flat to preserve shape. Avoid high-heat tumble drying (heat can shrink rayon and damage elastic).
• Ironing/Steaming: if needed, steam or use a cool iron; press on the wrong side or use a cloth to protect decorative ruffles. Steam is preferred for delicate drapes.
• Elastic care: avoid overheating (hot water or dryer) to prolong waistband elasticity.
• Storage: hang by the waistband or fold gently; avoid clips that could leave marks at the hem.
• Spot cleaning & stains: treat promptly with a mild stain remover; test on an inconspicuous area first.
• Professional cleaning: choose dry cleaning only if the label advises it or if the fabric is very delicate.

Style Tips

• Show off the ruffle waist: tuck in tops or wear a cropped/fitted top to highlight the high-waist ruffle detail and create waist definition.
• Balance volume: because the legs are wide, pair with fitted or structured pieces on top (fitted tee, bodysuit, tailored blazer) to keep proportions balanced.
• Shoes: heels or wedges will elongate the leg line; block heels and platforms are comfortable and flattering. For a casual look, pair with platform sandals or sleek sneakers.
• Belts: add a thin or medium-width belt over the ruffle if you want extra definition—choose a belt that sits above the ruffle so it doesn’t flatten the detail.
• Layering: short jackets (denim, cropped leather) or longline vests both work—shorter tops keep the high waist visible while long outerwear creates elegant vertical lines.
• Plus-size styling: the high waist naturally defines the waist—choose fitted tops and avoid oversized tops that hide your shape; vertical necklines and V-necks help elongate the torso.
• Petite styling: have the hem tailored to avoid overwhelming your frame; choose heels to add height and keep the wide leg from shortening the leg line.
• Seasonal edits: lightweight blouses and sandals for spring/summer; tuck in thin knits and add ankle boots for fall/winter—layer with a long coat to create a streamlined look.

If you need exact fabric composition, model measurements, or garment measurements added to the product page, check the specific product listing or the sewn-in label for precise details.