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I'm a shopping editor and these are the loose-fitting pants I'm wearing instead of shorts — starting at $18

I'm a shopping editor and these are the loose-fitting pants I'm wearing instead of shorts — starting at $18

Yahoo15-07-2025
Shorts and I aren't really on speaking terms these days. They don't quite give me the kind of coverage I want, now that I'm at the age where showing skin is no longer a priority. I love my drapey dresses for that reason, but sometimes I just want to pull on a pair of pants and go. As a shopping editor, my goal is always to find pieces that blend comfort, style and staying power that you (and I) will like. With the heat waves ahead in mind, I've rounded up 10 loose-fitting pants to swap for the shorts that are taking up too much real estate in my closet. From Yahoo reader-favorite brands like Spanx, Loft and J.Crew, these picks are comfortable, breathable and start at just $18.
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