Five pairs built around volume through the leg. Openings at size M sit between 44 cm and 46 cm, a deliberately tight band, so the difference between them is fabric and not cut.
Wide has a threshold, and it is measurable. Past about 44 cm at the opening, a trouser stops following the calf and starts falling from the hip in one line. All five of these clear it.
The band here is narrow on purpose. Openings run 44 cm to 46 cm, so choosing between them comes down to fabric and weight instead of silhouette.
What separates the five
Fabric does the work. One is 100% cotton, one is 100% nylon for heat, one runs 95% polyester with 5% spandex for stretch, and one is a quick-dry cooling weave. The Striped Wide-Leg Track is the narrowest through the thigh at 52.4 cm and the Cotton Wide-Leg Cargo the widest at 73 cm.
Length runs 100 cm to 109 cm and waist sits between 67 cm and 75 cm. All five carry a full size chart. Sizes reach S to 2XL, with two pairs sized 28 to 36 instead. Every shoot runs a 187 cm model or taller. Keep it to a cold wash and a hang dry.
Straighter legs, or more volume
For a leg that falls straight without the volume see straight-leg pants.
For pockets on the same silhouette see cargo pants, and for the widest cut in the store see harem pants. Everything else is in pants.
Measurements come from the manufacturer's flat size table for each garment, converted to centimetres and mapped onto one size ladder. Available for 4 of the 5 garments here, last checked 2026-09-11. How we measure.
SML+1
SML+1
283032+2
SML+1
SML+2Striped Wide-Leg Pants Track
