High Waist Wide Leg Pants | Sky Blue / S 100100985351035

High Waist Wide Leg Pants

How to measure this product

To get the most accurate fit, you can measure either the garment laid flat or your body. Use a soft measuring tape, keep it level, and measure twice.

Garment (laid flat) — what to measure and how

1. Waist (flat): Lay the waistband flat, fasten any closures and smooth the fabric. Measure straight across the top from one edge to the other. Double this value to get the waist circumference.
2. Hip: Measure across the widest point of the seat/hip area (usually 20–22 cm / 8–9 in below the crotch seam). Double the flat measurement for circumference.
3. Front rise: Measure from the crotch seam (where the inseams meet) straight up to the top of the front waistband.
4. Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam down the inside leg to the hem.
5. Outseam (total length): Measure from the top of the waistband to the bottom of the hem along the outside leg.
6. Thigh: Measure across the thigh 2.5–5 cm (1–2 in) below the crotch seam; double for circumference.
7. Hem (leg opening): Measure straight across the bottom of one leg; double for circumference.

Notes: flat measurements are doubled to get the true circumference. Convert units: 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

Body — how to measure yourself

1. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your torso (natural waist). Keep the tape snug but not tight.
2. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/seat, with feet together.
3. Inner leg / inseam: Measure from the top of your inner thigh at the crotch straight down to where you want the hem to sit (standing straight).
4. Rise preference: Note where you like your pants to sit (higher on the ribs for high-waist, at natural waist, or lower). This helps choose the right front rise.

How to choose size: compare your body measurements to the garment measurements and allow for ease. For a wide-leg silhouette we recommend approximately 3–6 cm (1–2.5 in) of waist ease for a fitted high waist and 8–12 cm (3–5 in) of hip ease for the relaxed drape. If between sizes, size up for more comfort or if you prefer extra room through the waist/hips.

Materials & fabric information

Typical construction for high-waist wide-leg pants:

• Main fabric (example): 72% viscose, 25% polyester, 3% elastane — mid-weight woven with a soft, drapey hand and a slight stretch for comfort and recovery.
• Alternative (structured look): 98–100% cotton (sometimes with 1–2% elastane) — gives a crisp, structured silhouette.
• Lining (if present): 100% polyester — keeps the garment smooth and comfortable against skin.

Key fabric characteristics to expect:

• Viscose blends — fluid drape, soft finish, medium wrinkle resistance (handle with gentle care).
• Cotton twill — structured shape, breathable, may soften and relax with wear.
• Elastane (<1–3%) — adds stretch and comfort; avoid high-heat drying/ironing to preserve elasticity.

Always check the garment label for the exact composition and any special finishes (e.g., water-repellent coating, pre-wash, or special dyes).

Model information

Sample fit reference used in product imagery:

Model height

178 cm (5'10")

Model measurements

Bust 81 cm / Waist 61 cm / Hips 90 cm (32" / 24" / 35")

Wearing

Size S (shown full length; heel shown is approx. 5–7 cm)

Fit note: High waist sits at the natural waist—choose size primarily by waist if you prefer a closer fit, or by hips if you prefer more ease through the seat and leg.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash inside out using a gentle cycle in cold water (≤30°C / 86°F) with similar colors to protect color and fabric finish.
• Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach and fabric softeners that can break down fibers or finishes.
• If the fabric contains viscose or delicate fibers, hand wash or use the machine’s delicate setting and a laundry bag.
• Avoid tumble drying where possible — reshape while damp and hang or lay flat to dry in the shade to prevent shrinking and color fading.
• Iron on the reverse side at low to medium heat; use a press cloth for delicate fibers and avoid direct high heat on elastane areas. Steam is a good alternative to remove wrinkles without flattening the drape.
• For oil stains, treat promptly by blotting (do not rub) and pre-treat with a gentle stain remover before washing. Test any product on an inside seam first.
• Store on a wide hanger or folded with tissue to avoid creases; avoid long contact with abrasive surfaces that can cause pilling.
• If in doubt, follow the care symbols on the garment label or consult a professional cleaner for garments with special finishes.

Style tips

• Balance the volume: Tuck in a fitted top or wear a cropped jacket to define the waist and keep proportions flattering.
• Shoes: Pointed-toe heels or block heels elongate the leg; white sneakers or loafers create an effortless daytime look; sandals and wedges work well in warm weather.
• Layering: A structured blazer gives a polished office outfit; a soft cardigan or oversized sweater creates a casual, cozy silhouette.
• Belt it: A statement belt or slim leather belt emphasizes the high waist and adds polish.
• Length & hemming: For shorter heights, consider a single cuff or professional hemming to avoid overwhelming your frame; taller customers can wear the full-length look or choose wider heels.
• Occasions: Pair with a silk blouse and heels for evening; white tee and sneakers for weekend; tailored shirt and loafers for the workplace.
• Color & texture play: For a streamlined outfit go monochrome; mix textures (knit top, leather jacket) to add interest without competing with the wide-leg shape.