Literally the most comfortable pant/slacks I’ve bought in years. I’m not sure the exact content of the material (suppose I could have looked this up before I reviewed it) but it’s 100% heaven. I own the green, tan and navy. I’m 5’6” and 135 and I wear the 8. I have gotten more compliments on these capris than I can count, from a variety of age groups, from teens to seniors and I legit had a lady stop me in the parking lot of a doctor’s office and PULL THE TAG out of the back of my pants to find out who made them so she could go home and order a pair! It was hilarious and I did not mind a bit (it was not creepy and she had a good enough eye to even peg me as an 8 before she looked at the tag - she knew her stuff). They’re a great design and I am not model, they just work and flatter, thought I’ve been lucky to keep my shape at 42 even after 3 kids and an aversion to exercise.
Pros:
SO SOFT - right out of the package they were incredibly soft and increased with laundering
The green fit exactly like the do on the model length-wise. Looked perfect.
They come up to your true waist, so no worries of showing too much if you bend over.
Thought they are capri pants, I did not find them too hot for summer wear, even in the boggy NC weather. I don’t spend a lot of time outside, thought so YMMV.
They are tailored enough I could wear them to church with a nice blouse and 3/4th sleeve cardigan and wedges/flats and not look out of place (even at a rather formal church) but also casual enough to pair with a t-shirt and flip flops. They look great with the tan or silver Amazon Essentials flip flop sandals (I also have a pair of navy that look great with this paired with a navy top or 3/4th sleeve cardigan).
They are still thick enough I think I will be able to pair them with booties and a sweater in the fall and continue to wear them until it gets cold here in like, FEBRUARY, and then who knows? I may throw on some funky socks and keep on trucking.
Just all-around comfortable capris.
Cons:
As I loved the green/olive color so much, I immediately ordered the navy. They arrived and I wondered if I’d gotten a 10 instead because the waist was about an inch bigger and they were slightly longer. The length didn’t really bother me and as my weight can fluctuate and I don’t mind a bit of room, I didn’t really care. The navy is a rich, deep blue and they are also gorgeous.
The olive has - unfortunately - faded somewhat after multiple washes. I don’t think it’s worth removing a star because I think that’s to be expected with wear and these are reasonably priced capris and the pros definitely outweigh this slight, to-be-expected con that is common with all clothing. The only alternative to this is not washing them and that is unrealistic and well, gross.
Despite the navy being a bit larger, I went ahead and bought the tan because it was the last non-summer color and I wanted one more pair I could wear into fall (see reasons listed in pros). To my surprise, the tan were basically wide-leg slacks, albeit somewhat hightwaters. But they were not capris at all. They sort of skim right above my ankles, but not in a cool way? The inseam is just a very awkward length. I can cuff them and they look like capris, but they also look a bit odd cuffed, IMO. Nonetheless, I kept them, and I wear them, and despite the ambiguity of the what sort of pant/capri/not sure what they are, I’ve received compliments on them, so whatever. They’re as comfortable as the other two pairs and their waist is somewhere between the olive and the navy.
So basically the cons are: Inconsistent inseam and waist sizing between colors.
I’m glad I bought the olive first, because had I bought the navy first, I would have gotten the wrong size in the olive, which of the three colors is my favorite and gets the most wear. I am not sure if I’d sent the navy and tan back and gotten a 6 if they’d have fit correctly, but it wasn’t worth the hassle.
Daily Ritual, PLEASE consider adding slacks to your lineup with the same waist/hip ratio and THIS EXACT fabric content to your collection, but with a slight taper in the leg (not bell bottoms, but not skinny or cigarette leg) for us (40+) ladies who can pull off your skinny jeans (have those too) but need something to wear to the yacht club on the weekends - by which I mean covered dish dinners on Sundays - but whichever situation stirs something in you to lengthen these beauties a few inches into something for fall/winter. Will trade pants for husband. (Well, not really, he’s paying for them, but I love them a lot). 5*
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The material seem stiff and was kind of thick. The fit wasn’t too bad, but the length was way to long for me, and overall felt just a little to bulky all around. I’m 5’2” and usually wear an 8 or 10 bottom. Athletic build.
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