Jetsetter Stretch Trouser

Great look, comfortable fit

Love, love, love these trousers!

Fits great & perfect for travel!

Once I had my size figured out, these were perfect! Love the fit, fabric, and color. They are lightweight with secure pockets and will be perfect for travel and everyday wear. I got the Rosewater color plus the matching Shift & Snap tank, and it's such a cute set! I purchased size 14 and my measurements are: 42 x 38 x 46, 5'4" height, and I carry most of my weight in my stomach (though not a true "apple" as I also have a full bust and hips). Hope that helps if you are deciding on sizes.

I gambled and lost on these pants

I've been looking high and low for travel pants that don't look like hiking pants, and these seemed so promising. But shopping for pants online is tough. I literally read all the reviews and poured over all the pictures people posted. I hung on to the one or two reviews that said these pants were breathable. I tried to dismiss the review that said the fabric felt like raincoat material. I took into account the reviews that mentioned the rise being kind of lower than ideal, and sized up to a 0 (usually I take the smallest size possible in all women's clothing). I even exchanged the regular length for the tall version, because the regulars were close to being full length on me, and I was hoping the tall version would get me there (didn't quite). The 0 fit perfectly on my waist (the rise was perfect), and around my waist, but the hip area was very loose, and not in a cool wide-leg pants way. I thought I could accept the loose hip area in exchange for the good fit around my waist and the rise that hit my waist (no camel toe, please!), and that I would get the crease in the middle of the seat out (from being folded/shipped), and that I would get used to how the pants fit on me. But I've worn them a couple of times, and...no, they're just really large in the hip, and generally not great looking. And I guess I could see how the pants kind of "breathe" because the legs are wide and flappy, letting air in, but the fabric itself, while not being exactly like a raincoat (I'd say more like a thin blackout curtain), is pretty stifling and quite uncomfortable when the humidity is high. Maybe these work better in colder/drier climates? So sad. I still need travel pants, and now am out $160.