Stylish, convertible women's travel pant - Anywhere Apparel

Changing your style is a snap with these versatile, three-season women's travel pants. Wear them with a wide leg then snap the bottom for a beautiful tapered look. Adjust the partial elastic waist with snap tabs for a high waist, mid rise, or adjust for your perfect fit. Use all five pockets including a hidden zip for your passport or phone. Ultra comfortable, flight-ready, and elegant, these pants will always end up in your bag. Wear them in the tropics down to 45 degrees F. Made in Minneapolis in partnership with Winsome Goods. Content: 100% TENCEL™ a powerful plant-based fabric. Tencel is breathable, durable, odor-resistant, anti-static, wicking, sustainable, and ultra soft. Our pants are enzyme-washed for an extra buttery feel the first time you wear them. Note: the buttery feel will fade after the first wash although the pant will remain very soft. Care: Best: hand-wash.

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