Ruffled Hem Wide Leg Pants | Teal / S 100100946845447

Ruffled Hem Wide Leg Pants — How to measure

Use a soft measuring tape and a flat, hard surface. For the most accurate fit, measure the garment laid flat (recommended for online listings) and compare with your body measurements.

Measure the garment (laid flat)

• Waist (laid flat): Lay waistband flat and smooth. Measure straight across from left to right at the top edge. Double that number to get the full waist circumference.
• Hips: Measure straight across the widest part of the pants (usually ~8–10 cm / 3–4 in below the crotch seam). Double for full hip circumference.
• Front rise: From the top of the front waistband straight down to the crotch seam.
• Back rise: From the top of the back waistband straight down to the crotch seam.
• Inseam: From the crotch seam down the inner-leg seam to the bottom of the hem.
• Outseam / Total length: From the top of the waistband (side seam) down the outer seam to the hem.
• Thigh: Measure straight across the leg 2.5 cm / 1 in below the crotch seam; double for circumference.
• Knee: Measure straight across at knee level; double for circumference.
• Hem opening: Measure straight across the hem edge and double — especially important for wide-leg styles with a dramatic ruffle opening.

Measure your body (for best fit)

• Waist: Measure around the natural waistline where you normally wear pants. Keep tape comfortably snug.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips / seat.
• Inseam: Measure from the top of your inner thigh down to where you want the pant hem to fall (standing straight).
• Rise preference: Note whether you prefer high, mid or low-rise — compare with the garment’s front rise measurement.

Tip: Convert inches to centimeters with 1 in = 2.54 cm. When comparing body to garment measurements, allow ease for desired fit (e.g., +2–6 cm / 1–2.5 in at hips for a relaxed drape).

Materials

Exact fiber content varies by production batch—always check the product page or the care label on the garment for the definitive composition. Below are common fabric options for ruffled hem wide-leg pants with notes on feel and behavior.

100% Cotton / Cotton blends

Breathable and comfortable; may soften with wash. Can shrink slightly — wash cold and tumble low or line-dry. Iron on medium.

Linen / Linen blends

Lightweight and airy with natural texture and relaxed wrinkles. Great for warm weather. Hand wash or gentle cycle, line dry, iron while damp for a smoother finish.

Viscose / Rayon

Drapey and soft with a fluid silhouette — excellent for wide-leg shapes. Can be prone to shrinking; machine wash gentle in cold or hand wash and dry flat. Use low-heat iron or steam.

Tencel / Lyocell / Modal

Eco-friendly, smooth, and drapey with good recovery. Generally easy-care: gentle wash and line dry or tumble low.

Polyester / Synthetic blends

Durable, less prone to wrinkling, retains shape. Machine washable on cold; avoid high heat when drying to prevent damage.

Fabrics with Elastane / Spandex (2–5%)

Provide stretch for comfort and movement. Wash gently and avoid high heat to protect elasticity.

Delicate finishes / trims (ruffles, lace, elastic waistbands)

Ruffles and decorative trims may require gentler handling (wash inside out or in a mesh bag) and low-heat steaming instead of direct ironing.

Where to find exact info: check the sewn-in care/fiber label or the product details section on the listing for the precise fabric percentages and lining information.

Model information (how to present it)

Include clear model details to help customers gauge fit. A concise model line typically contains:

• Model height
• Model measurements (bust / waist / hips)
• Size the model is wearing
• Fit note (e.g., “true to size,” “fits relaxed,” or “size up for more room”)

Example (replace with your shoot data):

Model: Height 5'9" (175 cm) • Bust 32" / Waist 24" / Hips 35" • Wearing size S • Fit: mid-rise with a relaxed wide leg and ruffle detail at the hem.

Tip: If possible, include two model examples (one wearing a small and one wearing a medium/tall size) to show how length and drape change across sizes.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the label first: Follow the sewn-in care instructions—they override general guidance.
• Turn inside out: Always turn the pants inside out before washing to protect the ruffle and surface finish.
• Wash gently: Use cold water and a gentle or delicate cycle, or hand wash for delicate fabrics. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach.
• Use a mesh bag: Protect ruffles and trims in a laundry bag if machine washing.
• Drying: Air dry flat or hang to dry. If using a dryer, tumble on low and remove while slightly damp to reduce wrinkles — avoid excessive heat that weakens fibers and elastic.
• Ironing & steaming: Steam ruffles from the inside or use an iron on the recommended setting with a pressing cloth. Avoid pressing elastic directly.
• Spot care: Treat stains promptly with a gentle stain remover and test on an inconspicuous area first.
• Storage: Hang pants on a wide hanger or fold carefully so ruffles aren’t crushed. For long-term storage use breathable garment bags.
• Quick fixes: Smooth ruffles back into shape with steam; trim loose threads rather than pulling them; use a fabric shaver gently if pilling occurs (avoid the ruffle edge).
• Professional care: For delicate fibers (silk, crepe) or heavy embellishment, consider professional dry cleaning.

Style tips

Ruffled hem wide leg pants add motion and a feminine finishing detail — use proportion and footwear to make them work for many occasions.

• Casual day: Tuck a fitted tee or slim tank into the waistband, add white sneakers or flat sandals for an easy look.
• Office-ready: Pair with a tucked blouse or lightweight knit and a cropped or fitted blazer. Choose block heels or pointed flats to balance volume.
• Evening / date night: Wear with a silky cami or a structured bodysuit and heeled sandals. Keep jewelry minimal and let the ruffle be the statement.
• Layering: For cooler days, add a cropped jacket to preserve the silhouette or a long coat for a dramatic, elongating line.
• Shoe pairing: Heels or wedges lengthen the leg for full-length styles; ankle boots or loafers work well with cropped wide-leg versions. For a breezy vibe, strappy sandals are ideal.
• Proportions: Because the leg is wide and the hem has detail, balance volume with a more fitted or structured top and define the waist with a belt when desired.
• Body-type tips: Petite — choose a slightly cropped length or wear heels; Tall — full-length wide-leg is flattering; Curvy — high-rise and slight stretch can enhance comfort and fit.
• Color & pattern: Keep tops neutral with patterned pants, or create a long, lean line with tonal dressing (matching top and pant shades).
• Careful with proportions when tucking: If you tuck, ensure the ruffle still shows at the hem to preserve the pants’ defining feature.