16 Pairs of Wide-Leg Pants That Complete Every Fall Outfit

I’ve been drinking the A&F juice and I’m not ashamed to say it. Its tailored wide-leg pants fit true to size, are available in multiple colorways, and are under $100. Mine have been in heavy rotation this year because they work well with kitten heels, ballet flats, and every sneaker in my closet.

Complete the ’80s oversize look with the matching blazer. I own this set in black, and I want to pull the trigger on this checkered colorway, too.

Similar to the brand’s dresses, you need to read the fabric-and-care section to make the most of these pants, but for under $200, they are a great option to have in rotation.

We will never not sing the Uniqlo gospel. Even our contributor, Emilia Petrarca, has declared the Japanese brand a great dupe for The Row.

If your closet looks anything like mine, most of your white- and beige-colored trousers are made from lightweight linen, which should be reserved for warm weather. For the fall and winter months, these elevated cotton trousers from COS are a nice alternative.

These silky monogrammed pants from Toteme are the best of both worlds: You get the comfort of pajamas with the polished look of wide-leg trousers.

Oak + Fort pants are in my top-ten favorites. The pairs I own fit to a T and always get me so many compliments. Luckily, the brand’s NYC brick and mortar is back on Spring Street, so you can try them on before purchasing. Mine run true to size, but you never know.

Okay, it’s time to stop sleeping on Banana Republic. (Have you seen their collab with Peter Do?) These lambskin leather pants will add the right amount of drama to any of your fall and holiday looks.

We can’t mention The Row in the intro and not include it in the roundup. Go ahead, click the link, and fantasize how these almost $1,500 pants will fix all your problems.

I can always count on Anine Bing for stylish workwear that transitions well to happy hour or date night. These trousers are the perfect example. The tailored silhouette and concealer zip-front closure look so professional, but the side-slits and houndstooth print give them a bit of edge.

If you’re bored of black trousers but love the versatility of a neutral color, try this gray pair by Elleme instead. The wide-leg fit combined with the wide waistband feels unexpected and fashion forward.

Go bold with these under-$100 trousers, and pick up the matching blazer while you’re at it. Hello, power suit.

Be prepared for upcoming holiday parties with these timeless velvet pants that feature a subtle sheen (and look so much cooler than the average cocktail dress).

It’s no surprise that the brand known for wardrobe essentials and smart suiting makes a great wide-leg trouser. If you want casual pants that will last you for years, look no further than these buttery-soft leather ones that have an elastic waistband and an oversize fit for maximum comfort.

High-waisted, wide-leg trousers don’t have to be overtly classic or traditional. This Max Mara pair, for example, has an asymmetrical waistline that creates a statement-making wrap effect. The 100 percent wool fabric combined with the extra-baggy design adds even more drama.

A solid under-$150 option that will look great with a simple white tank or a color-blocked blazer. Choose your fighter!