Sizing feedback is mixed, but many reviewers say the fit is true to size while a noticeable group recommend sizing down because the waistband and overall cut can feel generous. Several people who usually wear a Medium reported exchanging for a Small (or buying their next pair smaller) for a more secure fit during yoga and day-to-day wear. If you want a looser lounge fit, your usual size seems to work well; if you want a neater fit for activity, consider sizing down.

Many tall reviewers (around 176–183cm) say the regular length grazes or sits just above the ankle, and several were surprised they weren’t too short. Petite reviewers (around 150–157cm and 5'2”) often say the cuff makes the length workable without hemming. A few people still wished for more leg-length options (tall/extra long), so if you’re very tall or prefer more coverage, you may want to check length availability.

Yes—travel is one of the most common use cases mentioned, with many customers buying them specifically as “plane pants” for long-haul flights. Reviewers like the tapered/cuffed ankle because it helps avoid hems dragging on airplane bathroom floors and keeps the pants sitting neatly at the ankle. Multiple people also mention they feel like luxe pyjamas while still looking presentable enough to wear out.

Yes—pockets come up repeatedly, with multiple reviews calling them deep and genuinely useful. Customers mention being able to fit essentials (including a phone) and that the pockets don’t ruin the drape or overall look. This is a standout feature for people wearing them for errands, travel, and everyday use.

Yes—many customers specifically bought them for yoga, Pilates, and reformer classes and say they’re more comfortable than tights while still allowing full movement. Multiple reviewers mention they’re great for holding long poses and that the waistband stays in place during practice. People also like the cuffed ankle for stretching and to keep fabric out of the way.

Most reviewers praise the wide, high waistband for being supportive without digging in, and several mention it’s comfortable around a tummy or sensitive midsection (including post-surgery and scar comfort). People also report the waistband stays up during yoga rather than rolling or slipping. A few note the rise can feel high on shorter torsos, but it can be folded down comfortably.

Most customers like the cuffed ankle design because it keeps the hem in place (especially for yoga and for shorter wearers). However, a small group mention the ankle elastic can feel a little tight and may leave a mark, particularly at first. Several reviewers also say the cuffs stay put during movement and help with length control.

The most consistent feedback is that the fabric is extremely soft (“buttery,” “silky,” “luxe PJ” feel) and drapes nicely. Several reviewers describe it as breathable and comfortable in warm weather, while others mention it has a slightly thicker/quality weight that’s cozy without feeling heavy. Overall, customers repeatedly buy multiple pairs because they love the feel against the skin.

Many long-term and repeat buyers say the pants wash really well and remain a wardrobe staple, with some noting they don’t go baggy at the knees and hold their shape. A few reviewers expressed concern about long-term waistband stretch or durability, but other customers report excellent wear over multiple washes and even buying many pairs over years. Line-drying is commonly mentioned as part of keeping them looking good.

A small number of reviewers mention the fabric can show oil spots if you splash something on them, which made some prefer darker colors like black. On the flip side, at least one reviewer specifically said they don’t show cat fur much, making them more practical for pet owners. If you’re worried about marks, darker shades may feel more forgiving.

Reviewers repeatedly say they look “elevated” and can be dressed up or down, including wearing them to work with a jacket, out to dinner, or to brunch. People like that they don’t feel daggy like some track pants, while still being as comfortable as loungewear. Many mention they go straight from yoga/Pilates to the rest of the day with a change of top or shoes.

Most reviewers love the colors, but a small cluster mention certain shades looked different in person than online. Examples include sage appearing darker than expected, mulberry reading more browny-red than berry, and one “china blue” appearing more grey-blue. If you’re particular about exact shades, it may help to check multiple customer photos/reviews for the color you want.

Many reviewers call the quality “excellent” and “great value,” with several saying they replaced or preferred them over other brands and ended up buying multiple pairs. The combination of soft fabric, flattering cut, deep pockets, and wash-and-wear ease is the main reason people feel they’re worth it. A number of customers also mention being happy to buy more colors after their first pair.