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More styles I recommend
I love my sweatpant jeans so much that I decided to try out two additional styles from Rag & Bone. I picked up the rb Miramar Sofie wide-leg pant in the color Antonia, and I immediately fell in love with its unique two-tone design. The wide-leg fit is extremely comfortable and flattering—but because they run very long, they may require hemming. Like the straight-leg pair, these feature a real button and pockets, making them both functional and stylish.
I also snagged the rb Miramar wide-leg ankle pant in the color Minetta. For those who are looking for a more traditional sweatpant-like vibe, this pair is your best bet. They are your typical pull-on elastic pants, featuring a printed button and fake pockets. Of the three styles I tried, these look the least like real denim.
How they fit
One thing to note is that the pants run large, both in length and size. I picked my size based on my waist and hip measurements, but I could have easily sized down. All of Rag & Bone’s rb Miramar styles are available in both ankle and regular lengths—and while the ankle length was designed for those of us (like me) who are 5’4 and below, I still found them to be a little long. I’m 5’4 and tend to wear platform shoes, and my pants were still brushing the ground. (My 5’8 friend was able to comfortably wear my ankle-length style pants with regular shoes.)
As for the regular length, they are made for those who are 5’5 and above; however, I found them to be exceptionally long and unwearable without hemming, even in heels. On my 5’11 friend, the regular-length pants are the perfect fit for her while wearing sneakers—looking similar to how the ankle-length style fits on me. The one caveat here is that there are more than five times the number of options and styles for the regular length than there are for the ankle length, and many of the most unique and exciting styles (to me at least) are only available in the longer length.
