Smooth and compact, this viscose ponte knit gives you the clean look of tailored bottoms with the comfort of a knit. It has enough weight to drape smoothly, resist show through, and hold its shape, while nylon adds durability and spandex gives easy stretch for all day wear.
Structured drape
Four-way stretch
Wrinkle-resistant
Excellent recovery
MATERIALS:
62% Viscose
33% Nylon
5% Spandex
Fabric Weight: 11 OZ.
CARE:
Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Iron low heat. Do not dry clean.
A ponte ankle pant with a clean straight leg and a low-rise fit that feels modern and easy. The tucked fly-front detail adds a tailored touch, while the elastic waistband, belt loops, and slanted pockets keep it comfortable and practical.
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I bought these for the straight leg shape, but the pockets are what I appreciate most day to day. They sit flat and make the pants feel practical without taking away from the simple, polished look.
B
B.B.
Easy With Office Basics
I have been wearing these with a fitted knit and loafers for the office. The ankle length works well with both flats and low boots, and the fabric does not have that thin, legging-like look.
A
A.L.
Four Stars for the Rise
The fabric and straight-leg cut are very nice, and the pockets are a bonus. I gave four stars only because I usually reach for mid-rise pants, so the low rise took a little getting used to.
L
L.L.
Wide Range of Uses
These are not just office pants. I have worn them for dinner with a dressier top and on casual days with sneakers. The simple cut makes them easy to keep in regular rotation.
J
J.C.
A Workday Staple
These give me the cleaner look of work pants without the stiff feeling. The ponte fabric has a smooth, structured feel and enough stretch for a desk day, a commute, and running one last errand on the way home.
