• Flared leg cut from a stretch-contour fabric - the elastane content means the silhouette holds its shape through the thigh and kicks out cleanly from the knee without bunching.
• Low-rise waistband sits across the hip rather than the natural waist, giving that classic 70s-leaning proportion that works best with a cropped or tucked-in top.
• The soft drape and cool handfeel allow the fabric to skim the body closely through the seat and upper leg while the flare swings freely with each step.
• Contour construction through the seat and thigh means no sagging or twisting throughout the day - these hold their line from morning to last orders.
• Machine washable and built for repeat wear, making them as practical as they are put-together.

A night out with friends is where these come into their own. The low-rise silhouette and sweeping flare do the heavy lifting, so the rest of the outfit barely needs to try. The model pairs them with a printed spaghetti-strap crop top and pointed heels - a combination that leans into the retro proportions without overthinking it. That said, swap the heels for chunky trainers and a fitted long-sleeve, and the whole look shifts into weekend-ready territory without losing any of its edge. A wide statement belt threaded through adds structure at the waist and anchors the look, as seen here. The fabric moves well - no stiffness, no resistance - so they're genuinely comfortable to wear across a full evening. At a house party, a casual dinner, or just out and about, these flares earn their place as a go-to across the week.