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Our signature trousers, recut for right now in a rich brick red.
Cut from an inky-black stretch velvet and finished with tonal satin piping.
They’re cool to the touch, and even cooler in motion.
The ribbed waistband that can be worn high on the waist or low across the hips.
These silk velvet pants are soft as a feather (and trimmed with them, too).
Woven with a touch of stretch, these wool pants are equal parts polished and comfortable.
These swishy high-rise trousers skew more cool than corporate.
The high waist and wide legs create a long, clean, ultraflattering line.
Designer Pants for Women
If we were to pinpoint what makes a great pair of women’s pants we’d start with fit. From high-waisted culottes that hug the hips without constricting to work pants with hems cut to look just as great with heels as they do with flats, we focus on stocking the best of what’s out there in big-name and independent designer bottoms.
Next up is fabric. We curate styles from slacks and trousers to sweat pants and chinos that are cut from the finest cotton, wool, and silk blends. And finally, it’s the silhouette that ultimately seals the deal. goop’s in-house line G. Label is known for its clever take on classic wide-leg pants, which are enhanced with thoughtful details like slit pockets and adjustable drawstring waists. Depending on the season, you’ll find styles done in Italian merino wool, 100 percent cotton, and easy wool blends.
Our goal is to keep the edit as tight as possible so that styling these bottoms is easy, but should you need some pointers or a place to start, great spring style tips can be found in this How to Find Your Spring Style Archetype story.
Next up is fabric. We curate styles from slacks and trousers to sweat pants and chinos that are cut from the finest cotton, wool, and silk blends. And finally, it’s the silhouette that ultimately seals the deal. goop’s in-house line G. Label is known for its clever take on classic wide-leg pants, which are enhanced with thoughtful details like slit pockets and adjustable drawstring waists. Depending on the season, you’ll find styles done in Italian merino wool, 100 percent cotton, and easy wool blends.
Our goal is to keep the edit as tight as possible so that styling these bottoms is easy, but should you need some pointers or a place to start, great spring style tips can be found in this How to Find Your Spring Style Archetype story.