Plaid Elastic Waist Pants | Black / S 100100730541663

How to measure

Use these standard measurements to describe the fit of the pants and to compare with a pair you already own. Always measure on a flat surface with a flexible tape measure. Record measurements in both cm and inches if possible.

Measure the garment (recommended)

• Waist (flat): Lay the waistband flat and smooth. Measure across the top edge from seam to seam. Multiply that flat measurement by 2 to get the circumference. For elastic waistbands, record both the relaxed (unstretched) and the fully stretched measurements.
• Hips: Measure across the fullest part of the pant approximately 1–2 cm (½–1 in) below the crotch seam, then double the flat measurement to get the circumference.
• Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam (where the front and back seams meet) straight down to the hem.
• Front rise / Back rise: Front rise is measured from the crotch seam to the top of the front waistband. Back rise is from the crotch seam to the top of the back waistband — useful to describe how high the pants sit.
• Thigh: Measure across the leg 1 inch (about 2.5 cm) below the crotch seam, then double the flat measurement for circumference.
• Leg opening (hem): Measure straight across the hem and double to get circumference.

Measure the body (for fit guidance)

• Waist: Measure around the point where you normally wear your pants (natural waist or lower hip), keeping the tape snug but not tight.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/seat with feet together.
• Inseam: Measure from the top of the inner thigh to the floor (or to the desired hem point) on the inside of the leg.

Pro tips: When listing sizes include garment measurements (waist relaxed & stretched, hip, inseam, rise). If a customer is between sizes, suggest choosing based on hip measurement for a looser fit and waist measurement for a more secure fit. Allow a 1–2 cm tolerance for manufacturing variance.

Materials

Exact fabric composition is printed on the product label — always refer to that for final care and performance details. Common fabric mixes for plaid elastic-waist pants include blends designed for drape, comfort and a little stretch.

Typical compositions (examples)

Common blends: 60–70% polyester + 25–35% viscose (rayon) + 2–5% elastane for a soft drape with slight stretch; cotton blends (cotton + polyester + small % elastane) for a more casual feel; wool blends for warm, tailored versions.

Fiber characteristics

• Polyester: Durable, wrinkle-resistant, quick-drying.
• Viscose / Rayon: Soft with good drape; can be slightly more delicate and may require gentle washing.
• Cotton: Breathable and comfortable; may crease more easily.
• Elastane / Spandex: Adds stretch and recovery — keep away from high heat to preserve elasticity.
• Wool blends: Warm and resilient; often dry-clean recommended.

Sustainable options

Recycled polyester, Tencel/lyocell or organic cotton may be used in environmentally focused collections; check the product tag for certifications.

Note: If you need the exact percentages for labeling or filtering, copy them directly from the sewn care label or the product specification sheet.

Model information

Model details give shoppers a quick visual reference for fit and length. Below is a helpful example format you can include beside product photos:

• Example reference: Model height: 177 cm (5'10") — Wearing size: S. (Use your actual model numbers for the listing.)
• Fit notes: These pants have an elastic waistband and a relaxed straight-leg silhouette. They generally run true to size — if you prefer a slouchier look, size up one; for a neater fit at the waist, choose your usual size.
• Length info: List the inseam for each size or note whether the item is cropped, ankle, or full length so customers can judge where it will hit on them.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Always follow the garment care label first. Below are general recommendations for common blends used in elastic-waist plaid pants.

• Washing: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Turn the pants inside out to reduce abrasion on the fabric and preserve colors. Use a mild detergent and wash with similar colors.
• Avoid: Do not bleach. Avoid fabric softeners on elastane blends (they can reduce stretch over time).
• Drying: Line dry flat or hang to dry. If you must tumble dry, use low heat and remove promptly to reduce wrinkles. High heat can damage elastane and shrink natural fibers.
• Ironing & steaming: Iron on low to medium heat as permitted by the care label. Iron on the reverse side or use a pressing cloth. Steaming is an excellent way to remove wrinkles without direct heat on elastic panels.
• Stain removal: Treat stains promptly with a gentle stain remover; test on an inconspicuous area first. Blot — do not rub — to avoid damaging the weave.
• Pilling and surface wear: Use a fabric shaver or lint remover gently when needed. Avoid abrasive surfaces to reduce pilling.
• Storage: Fold pants to avoid stretching the waistband long-term. If hanging, use wide hangers to support the shape and prevent marks.
• Professional care: For wool blends or delicate viscose garments, follow label recommendations — dry cleaning may be advised.

Style Tips

Plaid elastic-waist pants are versatile — here are quick outfit ideas and styling pointers:

• Casual / Weekend: Tuck in a simple tee or lightweight knit and add white sneakers or loafers. Add a denim jacket or a cropped bomber for an easy, lived-in look.
• Work-ready / Smart casual: Pair with a crisp button-down or fitted blouse and a structured blazer. Choose loafers, brogues or low block heels to keep the look polished.
• Elevated / Night out: Balance the relaxed waist with a fitted silk camisole or bodysuit. Add a slim belt, pointed heels and a tailored coat for a dressed-up silhouette.
• Proportion tips: If the pants are relaxed or wide-legged, pair with a more fitted top to define the waist. For tapered or slim legs, try an oversized sweater or long-line coat for contrast.
• Color coordination: Pick one color from the plaid pattern for the top to create a cohesive outfit; neutrals (black, white, navy, cream) are always reliable partners.
• Accessories: A narrow belt (even on elastic waist styles) can add polish; simple jewelry and a structured bag keep looks refined. Scarves and hats are great seasonal accents.
• Seasonal notes: In warm months wear with sandals or espadrilles and lightweight tops. In cooler months pair with chunky knits, tights under cropped hems, and ankle boots.