Women's Khaki & Earth-Tone Trousers
Give denim the day off. Women's khaki and earth-tone trousers bring an easy rhythm to getting dressed, from fluid wide legs to relaxed straight-leg and drawstring styles. Think khaki, porcini, terracotta, and oatmeal—grounded shades with plenty of outfit possibilities. Pick your pair. Make plans optional.
The Sophia Wide Leg Trouser
A chic khaki wide-leg trouser in lightweight polyester-modal twill with pleat front and slant pockets.
The Roma Work Pant
A relaxed, high-rise straight leg pant in brown-gray Italian cotton linen twill with sleek side panels.
The Kaya Drawstring Pants - Terracotta
A pair of soft cotton drawstring pants in terracotta brown with an elastic waist and side pockets.
The Aura Palazzo Pants - Oatmeal
An airy pair of oatmeal palazzo pants crafted from 100% Turkish cotton with a relaxed, wide-leg fit.
The Venice Drawstring Pant
A soft, breathable cotton-rayon cropped pant in russet sage stripe with adjustable drawcord waist.
Women's Khaki & Earth-Tone Trousers
FAQ
Choose wide-leg pants for room through the legs and a flowing silhouette, straight-leg pants for a more consistent shape from hip to hem, or drawstring pants when an adjustable waist is your priority. Check each style's rise and measurements before choosing a size.
The Sophia Fluid Wide Leg Trouser has a fixed waistband with hook-and-bar and button closures. The Kaya Drawstring Pants have an elasticated waist with adjustable ties. Those details make a useful starting point when deciding how you want your pants to fit.
No—khaki describes a color, not a fabric. The Sophia Fluid Wide Leg Trouser in Khaki uses lightweight polyester-modal twill. Check the material details separately from the shade to find the drape and texture you prefer.
If fabric comes first, explore cotton-linen pants. To build an outfit around your trousers, choose soft everyday tees for simplicity, relaxed-fit button-down shirts for a more polished pairing, or layering pieces for cooler mornings.
Cream, white, black, and navy are easy starting points. Pair terracotta with cream for a warm combination, or porcini with black for contrast. For a tonal outfit, mix neighboring shades such as oatmeal and khaki, letting different textures keep things interesting.
