WOMEN'S
Women's Straight Cut Pants
A straight cut keeps one width from the knee to the hem, and that single measurement separates it from everything around it. Somewhere near 15 to 17 inches around the opening reads classic straight; narrower and it starts behaving like a slim leg, wider and it drifts toward a wide leg. The variation sits above the knee: a slim straight is cut close through the hip, a relaxed one drops from the waistband.
Rise runs high, mid and low, with pressed creases on the tailored pairs and flat, unbroken fronts on the rest. Wool and gabardine hold the column best; denim, cotton twill and corduroy give it weight; linen and crepe soften it. Lengths land at the ankle, just above it, or long enough to break over a shoe, with hems plain, turned up or left raw.
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