Rag & Bone’s sweatpant jeans are fast becoming a traveller’s favourite, offering both style and comfort. Known for looking like conventional denim while feeling as soft as leisurewear, these jeans are designed to make long journeys or trips to new cities a breeze. Among their collection, the rb Miramar Shea ankle relaxed straight pant stands out, combining a polished look with the snugness needed for lengthy flights or train rides.
The Appeal of Sweatpant Jeans
The rb Miramar Shea pant, priced at $268, offers a sleek straight-leg fit, real buttons, zippers, and functional pockets. These features contribute to a refined look, despite the materials being as comfy as cotton sweatpants. The jeans are available in multiple shades, suiting a variety of fashion tastes. However, they do run long, even in the ankle version, potentially necessitating alteration for those shorter than average.
Exploring Other Styles
The enthusiasm for Rag & Bone’s comfort-focused fashion led to a trial of additional styles. The rb Miramar Sofie wide-leg pant impresses with its unique two-tone design and comfort, although it is better suited to taller wearers unless altered. The rb Miramar wide-leg ankle pant, at $198, emphasises convenience with its pull-on elastic design, but lacks the authentic denim look due to its printed details.
Sizing Considerations
Buyers should take note that Rag & Bone’s pants tend to run large. It’s advisable to carefully consider sizing, possibly opting for a size down depending on one’s measurements. The pants, available in both ankle and regular lengths, can be lengthy, with even the ankle version being long for shorter individuals. Those of shorter stature might still find the pants brushing the ground, despite platform shoes, while taller wearers find them fitting comfortably.
The regular length is aimed at those who are 5’5 and above, yet the availability of stylish options is skewed towards the regular rather than the ankle length. This disparity may influence buying choices, especially for those interested in more distinctive designs mostly offered in the longer styles.
Reporting based on coverage first published by cntraveler.com.