Women's High Waist Smocked Elastic Waistband Wide Leg Cropped Pants with Side Pockets
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The legs on these cropped pants are cut in a full, sweeping wide shape from the high waist downward — giving them a culotte-style profile with volume through the leg that reads closer to a skirt in silhouette than a standard wide-leg pant. A smocked waistband sits at the high rise with multiple rows of horizontal elastic gathering, pulling the full width of the leg into a defined waist without a zip or button fastening. Pockets are set into both side seams, and the legs fall to a cropped length at approximately mid-calf. The surface is plain and solid throughout with no print or texture detail.
Key Features of this Cropped Pants
- Wide Culotte-Style Leg: The legs are cut in a full, wide-sweeping shape from waist to hem, producing a culotte-style silhouette with skirt-like volume through the leg opening.
- Smocked Elastic High Waistband: Multiple rows of horizontal elastic gathering form a smocked band at the high rise, cinching the wide leg into a defined waist point without hardware fastening.
- Pull-On Waist Construction: The elastic smocked waistband allows the pants to be pulled on and off without a zip, button, or hook closure.
- Cropped Mid-Calf Length: The pants fall to approximately mid-calf — below the knee and above the ankle — keeping the leg line open at the base.
- Side Seam Pockets: Pockets are set into both side seams without visible exterior detailing, flaps, or zippers.
- Solid Plain Surface: Entirely plain and unprinted with no surface pattern, texture, or embellishment throughout.
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