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Women's Pintuck Flare Pant - Pageant Blue
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Women's Pintuck Flare Pant - Pageant Blue

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The verdict

A women's pintuck flare at $65 in pageant blue—a mid-priced option for those who favor shaped silhouettes in jewel tones.

Fit

Pintuck shaping through the hip with a flare opening from knee down. Pageant blue is a deep, saturated blue. Expect fitted through the hip, then openness at the ankle.

Quality

American Giant's sweatpant durability is reliable at this price. The pintuck detail requires slightly more precision in construction than plain flares, but American Giant executes it consistently.

Is the price fair?

At $65, this is fair for a styled sweatpant from a maker known for consistency. The jewel tone is classic, not trendy.

Best for

Women who prefer structured silhouettes and rich colors for everyday comfort.

Care

Machine wash cold and tumble dry low; the deep blue may fade slightly if washed hot or frequently with other colors.

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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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