Linen pants are some of my favorite staples for spring and summer. Today I have Kristy here to show what linen pants look like on two different body types!
I love showing you different clothes on two body types. Today I have Kristy with me to show you how linen pants look like on both our bodies.
Right now there are two brands of linen pants we’re loving. Here’s a quick thought on each brand, and why we love them!
1. Kut From the Kloth Linen Pants
These are more of an elevated linen pant, super great for a more sophisticated and polished look, and great for the office. For my outfit, I paired them with a better than basic top and chic flats for an office look, and Kristy dressed them down with a basic tee, comfy ballet flats, and a cute statement crossbody bag.
Kristy is wearing a size 12, Merrick is wearing a size 2.
KUT FROM THE KLOTH LINEN PANTS | BODEN TOP (wearing size 2) | ANTHROPOLOGIE FLATS | TARGET RIBBED TEE | CLARE V BAG | WOVEN BALLET FLATS
2. Athleta Linen Pants
These Athleta linen pants are much more casual, with a stretchy drawstring waist and a slit at the ankle. These have been a favorite of Kristy and mine for years! This is an old picture from a few years ago (when we both lived in Texas), so they don’t have the chambray version anymore, but they come out with new colors every year!
I love that these come in different lengths, and they are such a good versatile pant you can wear as a beach coverup or you can wear with sneakers or sandals for everyday summer wear.
Merrick is wearing size XS regular, and Kristy is wearing size Large regular.Â
ATHLETA LINEN PANTS | WHITE RIBBED TEE | SIMILAR WOVEN FLATS | SIMILAR SWEATER VEST | SIMILAR RAFFIA STRAP SANDALS HERE and HERE | SIMILAR OVERSIZED GOLD EARRINGS
If you are thinking of getting a pair of linen pants this summer, you can’t go wrong with either of these! And if you’re worried about linen pants being too wrinkly, check out this linen blend pair – they’re very affordable!
More of this! I am a midsize woman who has so muCh trouble finding flattering clothes. Thanks for this post!
I really appreciate posts like this because seeing pieces on two body types is so helpful in real life. Linen pants can feel intimidating, but they’re honestly one of the most forgiving summer staples once you find the right cut. I own both a polished pair for work and a drawstring version for weekends, and they get constant wear. Fit and fabric make all the difference. I rely on reviews a lot too, just like when I once had to dig through Ricochet customer service to sort something out. Real experiences matter more than perfect photos.