Celure High-Waist Pants

Celure High-Waist Pants

I'm 5'8", 154 lbs and bought a Medium. Fit great and looks really nice. The material is a very good quality, seems thick. I also love that they don't have the unsightly elastic waist. Unfortunately, they're shorter than I would like. And it's sad that the longs only comes in 2 colors. I like the length of my pants to "bend" a little at the foot, and these are right at the ankle. So, I'll probably be returning them.

Lovely slacks. Nice material, for work, or playing in a concert, dressier slacks and at a fair price. I ordered XL petite, but at 4'10" I will still need them taken up by two inches. To me, they aren't a very wide leg, but definitely wider than straight, approximately 12-3/8th inches wide at the hem, so double that around. My jeans and casual pants are between 8-9" at the hem, so they are wider than that. They have a very slight sheen, and are a nice heavier weight so they hang well. The waist has a hidden button and hook clasp above the zipper like nicer pants often do ( as men's do). I'm glad I found these pants!

Love the color such a rich green. They are stylish, comfortable and a decent quality fabric for the price. The length is great. I’m 5’7 and they fit well. I liked them so much I got them in two other colors. Great for the office or just a casual day out on the town.

These are nice looking pants. The material feels nicer than what it is, not flimsy and not see through. I really like the color - a warm brown.

They fit really well at the waist. I’m 5’7” 120lbs, with a 26”waist. The pants are a tad too short, they are not crop length either. They would work nicely with flats but that’s about it. When I put on sneakers that tend to have a thicker sole, I’d need the pants to be about an .5 -1 inch longer. Forget about wearing these with heels, way too short. There’s about 1/2 inch that can be unhemmed if needed, but is it worth the time/$$?

However, they did cut some corners with the construction, for example the seams on the hem are typically invisible on dressy pants, however on these, they didn’t bother with that level of detail and just sewed a basic stitch on the hem all the through which makes it look cheap and low quality. All my other dress pants from Ann Taylor, Bebe, Cache, even old Express pants all have invisible hems which is a much cleaner look.

Second issue is with the waistband tab - the tab once closed sticks out quite a bit which it is not supposed to do that. It seems that here again whoever made these pants was not a professional because on a waistband tab that’s as wide the one on these pants, they should have used two hook + bar closures instead of just one. Plus, the hook + bar closures should have been placed closer to the end of the tab as well to prevent it from sticking out. Again comparing to my existing pants that have the same waistband closure detail, these are clearly “cheaply” made and it shows.