Tie Waist Straight Leg Pants | Khaki / S 100100741137209

How to measure

For the most accurate fit, measure the garment laid flat on a smooth surface. When a measurement is taken flat, double it to get the full circumference. Use a soft tape measure and record both inches and centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm).

Measuring the garment (recommended)

1. Waist (flat) — Lay the pants flat with the waistband closed. Measure straight across the top edge from seam to seam. Double this number for the waist circumference. For tie-waist styles, measure relaxed (untied) and gently stretched (tied) to show the range.
2. Hips (flat) — Measure across the fullest part of the seat (usually ~7–9 cm / 3 in below the crotch seam). Double for circumference.
3. Front rise — Measure from the crotch seam up to the top of the front waistband.
4. Back rise — Measure from the crotch seam up to the top of the back waistband.
5. Inseam — Measure from the crotch seam straight down the inner leg to the hem.
6. Outseam — Measure from the top of the waistband down the side seam to the hem.
7. Thigh — Measure across the leg 1 inch (2.5 cm) below the crotch seam; double for circumference.
8. Hem / Leg opening — Measure across the bottom hem; double for circumference.

Measuring your body

1. Natural waist — Find the narrowest point between ribcage and hips, wrap the tape measure around keeping it parallel to the floor.
2. Hips — Measure around the fullest part of the hips/seat with feet together.
3. Inseam — Measure from crotch to floor while wearing shoes you plan to wear with the pants.

• Measure twice for consistency and compare your body measurements to the garment measurements.
• If between sizes, the tie waist offers adjustability — consider sizing up for a more relaxed fit.

Materials & composition

Exact materials vary by style. Typical compositions for tie-waist straight leg pants include:

• Cotton blend: e.g., 98% cotton, 2% elastane — soft, breathable with slight stretch for comfort and recovery.
• Linen blend: e.g., 55% linen, 45% cotton — lightweight and breathable with natural texture (may wrinkle).
• Synthetic blend: e.g., polyester with elastane — durable, wrinkle-resistant, and easy-care.

Common components: self-tie belt or detachable tie, metal or plastic hardware (eyelets, zippers), and usually unlined construction. Always check the product tag for the exact fiber content and any special finishes.

Model & fit notes

Reference (example used in photos): model is 5'9" (175 cm) and is wearing a size S. This style is a straight leg with a mid-to-high tie waist and a relaxed-but-tailored fit through the thigh.

• Fit: true to size for most body types; tie waist provides adjustable fit at the waist.
• Length: hits at/above the ankle on a 5'9" model (may vary by inseam).
• Tip: if you prefer a slouchier look or plan to layer bulky tops, consider sizing up one size.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow the garment care label first. Below are general guidelines by common fabric type and practical tips to maintain shape, color and finish.

General care

• Turn pants inside out before washing to protect the outer surface and color.
• Fasten any zips and remove the tie (if detachable) or tie loosely to prevent tangling.
• Wash with like colors using a mild detergent; avoid bleach.
• Use a gentle cycle and cold water for cotton blends; a delicate cycle or hand wash for linen blends.
• Line dry or lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight to avoid fading. If using a dryer, tumble low and remove promptly.
• Iron on the reverse side at low-to-medium heat; use steam for stubborn wrinkles. For elastane blends, avoid high heat to prevent loss of stretch.
• Dry clean only if the care label specifies or if the fabric is structured/delicate.

Quick fixes & maintenance

• Spot treat spills immediately with a gentle stain remover; test on an inconspicuous area first.
• For pilling, use a fabric shaver carefully to clean surface fuzz.
• Trim loose threads close to the seam; avoid pulling.
• Store folded or hung on a padded hanger; keep the tie loosely knotted or stored separately to prevent misshaping.

Style tips

• Casual weekend: Tuck a fitted cotton tee into the tie waist, roll the hem once, and add white sneakers for a relaxed look.
• Office-ready: Pair with a tucked silk or cotton blouse and a structured blazer; loafers or low block heels complete a polished outfit.
• Evening out: Swap to a slim camisole or fitted bodysuit, add heels and statement earrings; consider belting over the tie for a dressier silhouette.
• Proportion play: Because the pants are straight leg, balance volume on top—choose fitted or tucked tops to define the waist and show the tie detail.
• Layering: Longline coats and cropped jackets both work—crops emphasize the waist, long coats elongate the leg line.
• Shoes: Ankle boots, loafers, and pumps all complement straight legs. Heels visually lengthen the leg; sneakers keep it casual.
• Seasonal swaps: Lightweight linen blends are ideal for warm weather; pair wool-blend versions with knits for cooler months.
• Alterations: Hem to your preferred length for the cleanest finish; a tailor can also taper slightly if you want a slimmer leg.

If you need these details adapted to a specific production variant (exact fiber percentages, model measurements, or garment measurement table), replace the general notes above with the product-specific label and measurement figures.