The Highland is the kind of pant that quietly replaces every other pair in your closet. Cut on the bias for a subtle, body skimming drape that moves before you do. Wear them high and secure or low and slouchy, you decide how they sit. This pant is quintessential minimal effort, maximum presence.
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Great fit
They fit perfectly – they’re loose trousers, but not overly wide‑leg. I added pockets and they don’t look distracting at all (to be fair, I used black fabric, and black hides a lot). I’ve already bought a stretch fabric for my second pair. I won’t cut those on the bias because of the elastane content, so I’m curious to compare the two.
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Markéta · July 17, 2026
A little tighter than expected…
I made a toile and even when I chose the size according to my hip measurements (107 cms, so size L), I feel it a little tight in the bum.
I just got the fabric for my second try, and I’m debating whether I size up and risk getting a puffy look or make a full seat adjustment to give me a little extra space. Or maybe tweak the back rise line a little bit.
Will need to evaluate both options.
Not that I’m quite full in that area, but my bum is round shaped and I sometimes burst the seams in the back rise seam… so that might solve the tight feeling.
I recommend making a toile before cutting your nice fabric, just in case.
Also, given the bias cut of the pants, a cutting guide specific for this garment should be included in the instructions. The generic that it has is not helpful when arranging the pattern to cut the fabric. A diagram showing this pattern in the cutting guide would be awesome.
Be extra careful in this step, so you don’t mess up like I did. I think someone posted a suggestion over instragram. Maybe looking for the tag will help you find it.
But it should be in the instruction booklet…
All in all, I loved the shape of these pants, and once I tweak the fit I know I will be wearing them constantly.
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Dalila · July 15, 2026
Wonderful pants!
I never thought I would love bias pants, but these are amazing. I made them in 185g washed linen and they hang like a dream, look super good and are so comfortable that I am about to cut another pair out immediately. They're the perfect leg width too.
Now all we need is a Daughter Judy pattern for louche, cool pants like these to be cut on the straight grain for the really difficult fabrics - please!
