These pants are great, and so is the service of the vendor. They're cheap, so sometimes people end up with an "odds n' seconds" pair, but so do Walmart shoppers. The fabric of these things is very, very smooth and a bit thicker than you would think by looking at a picture. Quite sturdy and properly made.

The problem is the size of the flares; they get my shoes tangled up a lot when i walk. One shoe ends up in the other leg's flare, and the major stretchiness of the fabric really catches that shoe and won't let go until I've tripped over my own pants and look like a dodo in public.

However, these look fantastic as cropped flares, so i carefully cut about seven inches or so off the ends. They're wonderful summer pants for Georgia weather when cropped.

Only other issue is how large the waist of the medium feels on me. I'm 5'5" and 140 lbs, so I'm not as little in the middle as i once was. Most mediums are almost perfect on me, if a little tight sometimes. But these, on top of being hyper stretchy, are loose around my stomach and in the crotch area. It's nice when I'm sitting down at work all day (no muffin), but i think the fabric around the crotch can look a little funny. Probably no one else notices, but it feels kinda weird, that's all.

Basically, these pants are unusual, cute, and extremely comfy, and yet they're safer and better for hot weather when cropped at home.

Here's how i cut them without butchering: Lay the pants flat on their side on the floor and straighten out the legs, lining up the seams on each one. Get the whole garment totally flat and evenly aligned, like you work in a clothing store. Then, fold each leg in half long-ways (fold each one separately, stacking one leg atop the other). Then starting at the outer edge of your folds (not the folded side, the free side), cut into a downward-sloping curve so that where you start cutting is higher on the leg than where you finish by a few inches. Next, try to shear off any jagged bits, but do so very sparingly so you don't end up taking off more length--just cut stuff that hangs lower than your curved edge  Then unfold and wear your pretty new cropped britches!