Trousers for Women

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What trousers for women does Tom Tailor offer?

The range at Tom Tailor runs from tailored trousers for work and leisure to chinos, culottes, linen trousers and leggings:

  • Chino trousers: a classic in sturdy cotton that goes with almost anything.
  • Culottes: wide and cropped, they hang so loosely that they almost look like a skirt.
  • Linen trousers: airy and lightweight, ideal for warm days.
  • Leggings: stretchy and comfortable under long tops or dresses.
  • Wide leg and cropped: wide leg means roomy trouser legs, while cropped means a shorter length that shows off the ankle.

You'll find all our denim styles in one place under jeans.

Which fit and rise are right for me?

When choosing a cut and rise, think about how much freedom of movement you need and which silhouette you like. A high rise defines the waist and visually lengthens the legs, and it makes tucking in tops easy. A mid rise sits slightly lower and stays comfortable even when you're sitting for long periods. Wide-leg styles hang loosely and look balanced with a slimmer top. In the end, what matters is what you feel good in, because there's no cut that only works for one body shape.

How can I tell if women's trousers are good quality?

Good women's trousers are made from a fabric that holds up to everyday wear and have a waistband that fits without digging in. Many styles are made from polyester or cotton with a little elastane for stretch and freedom of movement. A touch of viscose gives the fabric a softer drape. Twill is densely woven, hard-wearing and recognisable by its fine diagonal lines. When it comes to fastenings, you have a choice: a zip with a button or a hook and eye looks classic, while an elasticated waistband is especially comfortable to wear.

How do I style women's trousers?

For the office, pair your trousers with a blouse and a blazer. For downtime, go for a T-shirt and trainers. Tucking your blouse into a high waistband gives a neat look and shows off your waist. Cropped styles work well with flat shoes, as they leave the ankle on show. With wide, full-length trousers, a shoe with a bit of heel makes your silhouette look longer.