Full Size Velvet Wide-Leg Pants Plus Size For Women
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- $38.00
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Velvet wide-leg pants in six colors — black, burgundy, coffee brown, beige, army green, and dark blue. Velvet is the fabric that makes a simple wide-leg trouser look like an occasion without any extra effort on your part, and the wide leg is what keeps it from feeling costumey.
Why velvet, specifically
Velvet has a pile — short fibers standing up off the surface — which is why it catches light differently as you move and why a plain black velvet trouser reads richer than a plain black cotton one. In a wide leg, that effect is amplified: more fabric, more movement, more of the fabric doing the work.
It's also the reason velvet photographs poorly and looks better in person than any product shot suggests.
The details
- Button closure and pockets — a proper trouser front rather than an elastic pull-on waist.
- Six colors, three deep and seasonal (burgundy, coffee brown, dark blue) and three wearable year-round (black, beige, army green).
- A properly wide leg that falls straight and swings.
- Sizes S through 3XL, with waists from 27.2" to 37".
How to wear them
- With a fitted knit or cami tucked in — velvet has volume, so keep the top narrow.
- A crisp white shirt, the easiest way to stop velvet reading as too dressy.
- With a heel, so the wide leg has somewhere to fall to.
- Matched with a velvet top in the same color for a full column.
Details and care
- Features: Buttoned, Pocketed
- Material composition: 100% polyester
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
Size chart
Product Measurements (Measurements by inches) & Size Conversion
| Size | Waist | Bottom Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 27.2 | 41.3 |
| M | 29.1 | 41.7 |
| L | 31.1 | 42.1 |
| XL | 33.1 | 42.5 |
| XXL | 35 | 42.9 |
| XXXL | 37 | 43.3 |
These measurements were taken by hand from the garment and may vary by roughly 0.4 to 1.2 inches.
Before you order
Are these actually plus size? The range runs S through 3XL — extended sizing rather than plus-only. Order by your waist measurement using the chart above.
How do I care for velvet? The one rule that matters: never iron it flat. Heat and pressure crush the pile and the mark is permanent. Steam it hanging instead, and hang rather than fold to store.
Which color first? Black is the safest. Burgundy is the one people notice.
