High Waist Flare Leg Trousers | Dark Gray / S 100100159261851

High Waist Flare Leg Trousers

How to measure

For accurate garment measurements, lay the trousers flat on a smooth surface and use a soft tape measure. Measure in centimetres (cm) or inches (in). Any measurement taken across the garment is a half-measure—multiply by 2 to get the full circumference.

• Waist: Measure straight across the top edge of the waistband. Multiply by 2 for full waist circumference.
• Hips: Measure across the widest part of the seat/hip area (usually ~20 cm / 8" below the waistband). Multiply by 2.
• Front rise: From the top of the front waistband down the centre front to the crotch seam.
• Back rise: From the top of the back waistband down the centre back to the crotch seam.
• Inseam: From the crotch seam down the inner leg to the bottom hem.
• Thigh: Measure across the leg 2.5 cm (1") below the crotch seam; multiply by 2 for circumference.
• Hem opening: Measure across the leg opening at the bottom; multiply by 2 for full hem circumference.
• Total length: From the top of the waistband at the side seam to the hem.

Tips: Measure twice for accuracy. When comparing to your body measurements, allow 2–5 cm (1–2") extra ease at hip/thigh for comfort unless you prefer a snug fit. If you plan to wear with heels, measure while wearing the shoe to check final length.

Materials

Always check the product label for the exact composition. Common fabric mixes used for high‑waist flare trousers aim to combine drape, structure and a small amount of stretch. A typical example composition is:

• Example composition: 60% Viscose / 35% Polyester / 5% Elastane — gives a soft drape, good shape retention and comfortable stretch.
• Common fibres & what they mean:
  • Viscose / Modal / Rayon: Soft, fluid drape and good breathability; may crease and prefers gentle washing.
  • Polyester: Durable, resists wrinkles and helps the garment keep its shape.
  • Elastane / Spandex: Small % for stretch and recovery — adds comfort and ease of movement.
  • Cotton / Linen: Natural fibres — breathable; linen wrinkles easily and is often blended to soften the texture.
  • Wool blends: Provide warmth and a tailored feel; often require special care or dry cleaning.
• Lining & hardware: If lined, linings are usually polyester or acetate; zips and fastenings may be metal or plastic—refer to the label for specifics.

Model

Model height: 177 cm (5'10") — Wearing size: S (EU 36 / UK 8 / US 4). Example model measurements: bust 82 cm / waist 61 cm / hips 89 cm. Fit note: high-waisted, fitted through the hip with a flare from the knee. If between sizes, consider sizing up for extra ease at the hips.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Always follow the garment care label first.
• Turn trousers inside out before washing to protect the outer surface and colour.
• Machine wash cold (max 30°C / gentle cycle) or hand wash for delicate blends. Use a mild detergent.
• Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals that can damage fibres or finishes.
• Air dry by hanging or laying flat to retain shape; avoid tumble drying unless the care label allows it.
• Iron inside out on low to medium heat; use steam or a pressing cloth for delicate fibres. For viscose blends, use lower heat and avoid prolonged pressing.
• Dry clean only when specified (common for structured wool blends and certain finishes).
• Spot-treat stains promptly: blot liquids (don’t rub), pre-treat grease with a mild detergent and test on an inside seam first.
• Store on a wide hanger or folded neatly; avoid overcrowding to keep the flare and drape intact.
• General tip: air garments between wears and spot-clean when possible to reduce washing and extend fabric life.

Style tips

• Office: Tuck in a crisp shirt or blouse, add a slim belt and a tailored blazer — finish with block heels or polished loafers for a professional silhouette.
• Casual: Pair with a fitted tee or cropped knit and white trainers or ankle boots. Rolling the hem slightly creates a relaxed vibe.
• Evening: Wear with a silk cami or fitted bodysuit, statement jewellery and strappy heels. A longline coat or blazer adds polish.
• Proportion tips: Balance the flare with slim, tucked or cropped tops to define the waist. A mid-height heel elongates the leg; flats work when the hem skims the shoe.
• Colour & texture: Monochrome or tonal looks elongate; vertical seam details and structured fabrics visually lengthen the leg line.