Anonymous wrote:I love Aritzia, their crepe fabric drapes really well.

Yes. The Effortless Pant in the crepette fabric. The do not wrinkle!! And they’re machine washable! (The tag says do NOT dry clean). They’re perfect.

Betabrand.

I've posted about these before...the J. Crew Kate pants have been my fav of late. They're machine washable, thick enough to drape nicely, and come in the basic colors plus a seasonal "fun" color. You can get them in full length and ankle length. You can dress them up or down.

Abercrombie Sloane trouser.

Anonymous wrote:PP, sorry meant to say that I want to try the Reformation Mason Pant.

That style is cute, but $178 for unlined tencel just seems...wrong. I wonder how they hold up. Is this the kind of pant you can wear for a decade? I'm so sick of stuff just falling apart after a couple years. I'm not OP.

Thanks I’ll look at these recommendations.

I love Aritzia, their crepe fabric drapes really well.

PP, sorry meant to say that I want to try the Reformation Mason Pant.

I like Reiss and Veronica Beard. Have to try the Reformation Mason Pant.

If you work in a setting where you have to dress business casual to business formal: which brand makes your best-fitting work pants (and what is the style name)? I usually go for Theory wool pants, but I don’t love most of their current cropped styles.