Boden trousers with 'smoothing' waistband fly off the shelves as they're cut by 50%
Boden shoppers have been rushing to grab a half-price pair of trousers that have been slashed from £69 to just under £35. The Cropped Double Cloth Trousers feature a summery blue and white striped design and are crafted from a breathable 100% cotton fabric that's perfect for warm weather.
The trousers hit just above the ankle in a flattering length that's effortless to style with sandals, ballet flats, or trainers. Boasting relaxed loose-fit legs and a comfortable shirred elasticated waist, they're as practical as they are stylish.
The trousers are offered in UK sizes 6-22 and also arrive in a classic white, pink, and blue amongst other shades. Boden customers have been singing the praises of the Cropped Double Cloth Trousers online.
One purchaser said: "I have these trousers in three different colours. The elasticated waist is on the tight side but I don't find them uncomfortable and I love the look and feel of them. They look smart and don't crease. I would recommend."
Another person commented: "Perfect length just above my ankle. The waistband is soft and broad, elasticated for joyous comfort. The colour is a beautiful navy with a brightness that gives a definite blue. Crinkle fabric finish is so summery."
Alternative trousers with an elasticated waist available to purchase now include New Look's Black Wide Leg Trousers that arrive in an on-trend satin fabric that will transition well into autumn. They've been reduced from £33 to £15.
Another choice is Next's Wide Leg Jacquard Trousers which are on offer in an autumnal berry red shade or a versatile olive green for £38. They're available in three different lengths; short, regular and long, reports Yorkshire Live.
Whilst numerous reviewers adore the Boden Cropped Double Cloth Trousers, one noted: "I am about 5 foot 6 and these were full length on me! I bought some last year and they were cropped. Disappointing."
Others were quite pleased with the fit, with one commenting: "Lovely fit, works for smart and casual. Light and airy. Great waistband that is comfy and doesn't twist."
Another penned: "These pants are a dream. Fit so well, smooth out mid section, breezy, comfortable! Wear them all the time - dress up or down. Good most seasons."
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