Slim Bell-Bottom Office Trousers
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Slim Bell-Bottom Office Trousers

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Description

A high-waist trouser with no front pockets and a sharp center-front seam running the length of each leg, fitted close through the hip and thigh before releasing into a subtle flare that kicks out below the knee. The floor-length hem is built to be worn with a heel. The smooth, seamed front and close fit through the hip give these a sleek, elongated line that reads more polished than a standard straight-leg office trouser. Style them with a fitted blouse tucked in and a heeled shoe to let the length and the subtle flare do the work, since the trousers themselves are designed around that pairing.

Composition & Care

A smooth stretch fabric with a close, second-skin fit through the hip and thigh and enough structure to hold the sharp center crease. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and hang dry; avoid high heat, which can relax the stretch recovery that keeps the fit close through the leg. Press the center-front seam lightly with a warm iron after washing if it needs resetting, and store on a hanger rather than folded to keep the seam line from creasing elsewhere on the leg.

Delivery & Returns

Free UK delivery. Free returns within 30 days if unworn and tagged.

Sustainability

The center-front seam is a structural design choice that uses standard-width fabric panels rather than a single wide cut, making more efficient use of standard fabric widths. The close hip-to-knee fit also uses less fabric than a full wide-leg trouser, since there's less volume through the leg to cut and finish.

People Also Ask

A few things worth knowing before you buy the Slim Bell-Bottom Office Trousers — from fit and styling to care and delivery.

Is the flare dramatic like a bell-bottom, or more subtle?

It's subtle — the leg stays close and fitted through the hip and thigh, with only a slight kick-out starting below the knee, so it reads more like a modern flare than a full 1970s bell-bottom. That subtlety makes it an easier fit to style for the office than a full bell-bottom, since the flare adds interest without taking over the silhouette.

These trousers don't seem to have pockets in the photos — is that right?

Correct, there are no front pockets — the smooth, seamed front is a deliberate part of the sleek, fitted line, so plan on carrying a bag rather than pockets for essentials. The absence of pockets is also what keeps the center-front seam reading as a single unbroken line down the leg, which would be interrupted by a pocket opening.

What length shoe works best with the floor-length hem?

A heel or platform is the intended pairing, since the length is cut to skim the floor at heel height — in flats, expect the hem to pool more noticeably or need a slight hem adjustment. If you mostly wear flats, having the hem taken up to your preferred break is a straightforward alteration that won't affect the center-front seam or the flare.

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