Why are crepe pants so practical?

Crepe has a slightly grainy texture, so it resists creasing, doesn't cling and stays neat all day. That makes crepe trousers a low-iron choice for long office days and frequent travel. The matte finish works with both smart and casual looks. Wide leg: skims the hips and legs, the most modest cut. Straight leg: smart with a blazer for the office. Elastic waist: comfortable all day and hidden under a tunic. Pleated front: adds volume and drape.

How do you style and care for crepe trousers?

Black, navy, taupe and stone pair with almost any tunic or long shirt, so a dark shade is a smart first buy. Wash crepe at a low temperature and dry it on a hanger and it usually needs no ironing; if it does, iron inside out on low heat to avoid shine. For other cuts, browse our pants collection.