HOW TO READ THE LABEL OF A PANT WITHOUT DYING IN ATTEMPT

Shopping and understanding the labels on pants is becoming increasingly difficult. With such a variety of models, fit and terminologies... What pants am I buying?

Even for me it´s sometimes difficult. Since it isn´t an easy task, here are some descriptions that may help you:

1. The first thing you should look at when you take the label of a pants is to look at the type of fit it has. The most common fits are usually:

• Skynny fit: very very tight pants both at the hip and the leg towards the ankle.

• Slim fit: tight pants, but not as tight as skinny pants. A little less tight at the ankle.

• Mom fit: pants usually high rise, looser at the hips and more fitted towards the leg and ankle.

• Straight or Regular fit: classic trouser fit, it is not fitted and is usually quite straight.

2. Después debes fijarte en el tiro del pantalón, que puede ser

• Low Waist: at the height of the hip

• Mid rise: below the navel

• High rise: above the navel.

3. Finally you should look at the width of the leg. Here we can find pants of the type:

• Flare: flared towards the end of the leg

• Flare crop: they are like the flare but shorter, like above the ankle bone. Highly recommended for short girls.

• Culotte: pants that go straight from the hip to the mid-leg.

• Jogger: pants with rubber that fit at the ankle. A fit very typical of a tracksuit

• Palazzo: pants with a very wide leg and straight from the contour.

• Tailoring: pants that fit the leg but reach the beginning of the ankle.

Apart from these models we can find others such as:

• Slouchy: they tend to bulge at the hips.

• Baggy: waist always with elastic and very tight.

• Cargo: military style pants. They always have patch pockets on the leg.

• Paper bag: pants that gather at the waist with a bow.

I hope that after these tips and descriptions, your purchase of pants and jeans will be easier.

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