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Women's Pintuck Flare Pant - Italian Plum
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Women's Pintuck Flare Pant - Italian Plum

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The verdict

A $65 pintuck flare in italian plum—a reliable choice for women who like subtle shaping and deep purple tones.

Fit

Pintuck shaping at hip with flare from knee. Italian plum is a muted, sophisticated purple. Expect a shaped hip and loose ankle opening.

Quality

American Giant's construction at this price is reliable for daily wear. The deep purple dye is stable; expect minimal fading with standard care.

Is the price fair?

At $65, this is fair pricing for a tastefully colored sweatpant with subtle shaping. A solid mid-tier choice.

Best for

Women who favor jewel-toned basics and prefer a slightly shaped silhouette for lounging or casual wear.

Care

Machine wash cold to preserve the italian plum tone; tumble dry low.

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What owners report about American Giant pants

Owners consistently praise the construction — one reviewer calls the seams, fabric, and overall build top notch — and long-term wearers report the stretch styles hold their shape: a three-year owner says her pair shows no stretching, almost no pilling, and no color fade despite regular machine washing. A tester who wore the chinos and sweatpants near-daily for months, including for car repairs and dog grooming, found no signs of wear. The recurring gripe is length: both chinos and sweatpants were reported to run short enough that leg shows when seated, and some women's styles have undersized or protruding pockets.

Strengths
Durable, shape-retaining fabrics and construction that owners report outlasting cheaper stretch pants over years of regular wear and machine washing.
Watch out for
Inseams reported to run short — fine standing but exposing leg when seated — plus small or protruding pockets on some women's styles.
Sizing
Reviewers report lengths run short in both chino and sweatpant styles, and one between-sizes owner recommends taking the smaller size in the straight-leg stretch pant.

About American Giant's pants line as a whole. Sources: American Giant Review: Are the made-in-America clothes worth it? (Reviewed) · How Well Does It Age: American Giant's No BS Pant Review (The Chore Nerd) · American Giant No-BS Pant Review: Ethical Pants (Ashleigh Becker)

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