Do these run true to size?

The tie lets you adjust the waist, but the wrap panel fits closest at the hip. If you are between sizes, size up so the overlay does not pull.

Are they shorts or a skirt?

They are shorts with a wide leg and an overlapping front panel that mimics a wrap skirt. You get the skirt look with the coverage of shorts.

How do I tie the side tie?

Wrap the panel across the front, then knot the tie at the side waist and adjust until snug. A double knot holds better than a single bow.

What tops work with them?

Fitted camisoles, slim tees and tucked blazers work best. Cropped or tucked tops keep the high waist and tie visible.

Are they good for the office?

Yes, the mid-calf length and solid color read as smart-casual. Pair with a blazer or blouse for commuting and meetings.

How should I care for them?

Follow the fabric care label; light colors crease, so a quick steam before wearing keeps the wrap panel flat.

Where is the Wide Leg Mid-Length Wrap Skirt Pants cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $10.44, as of our latest check.

Wide Leg Mid-Length Wrap Skirt Pants

Sold and shipped by Deal.ai

$10.44+ $7.19 shipping

Color: Navy blue

Size: L

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

No returns for change of mind. If it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, or never arrives, report it within 30 days and we refund you in full.

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Last seen at $10.44 at Deal.ai on Nov 9.

Our take on the Wide Leg Mid-Length Wrap Skirt Pants

These are high-rise wide-leg shorts with an overlapping wrap front panel and a side tie, cut to mid-calf so they read as a skirt but move like shorts. The wrap panel and adjustable tie are the selling point: they pull in the waist, hide a soft midsection and let you set the fit yourself. The wide leg gives thigh room and the asymmetrical overlay creates the faux-skirt look. Compared with plain wide-leg shorts, they offer more styling detail but more fabric and a fussier waist; shoppers wanting a clean, simple short will find them overdesigned, while those who like skirt-like ease in hot weather get both in one piece.