Crop Pants & Capris:
Style Do's & Don'ts for Plus Size Warm Weather Pants


Plus Size Crop Pants & Capris
Fashion & Style Examples:


Do khaki crops
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Price Range: $19.99 - $44.99




Do the right length
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Price Range: $16.99 - $149.99




Do fabrics that give!
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Price Range: $19 - $44




Do dress them up!
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Price Range: $39.50 - $79.50




Do the cargo crop
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Price Range: $29 - $59.99

Fashion Do's of Plus Size Crop Pants


DO feel free to show a little skin this Spring with crop pants. Crop pants work on every plus size body type, as long as you wear them correctly. So, grab a pair of khaki or print capris and welcome Spring with a stylish wave! We recommend Jessica London for this item.


DO choose crop pants that fit your height. One major mistake with full figured crop pants is choosing pants that are too short or too long. These bottoms usually fit right below the knee. If they are any shorter or any longer, they are not exactly crop pants. So, seek out a pair that falls right below your knee. If you’re 5’3 or shorter you may want to visit the women’s petite department to ensure the length is right-on. We recommend Roamans for this item.


DO seek out crop pants that are slimming. The key to wearing clothes in the most flattering way is to choose clothing that skims your body. This does not mean choose tight or form-fitting outfits. Instead all clothes should skim your outline, enhancing your favorite body areas, without clinging. To accomplish this goal, find plus size crop pants that are made in stretch material. We’re not talking spandex here, but material with a little “give”. You’ll find pants made in with “stretch” not only look great but are also extremely comfortable to wear! We recommend Silhouettes for this item.


DO be brave and dress up crop pants for evening events, if you’d like. Crop pants in black can often be paired with sexy heels and a lovely blouse. The pairing of the right accessories instantly turns casual pants into womens evening apparel. Lean toward elastic waist Capri or crop pants, if you’re going strictly for comfort. If you’re planning on keeping them casual, elastic is the way to go. For formal, you must use button-styled Capris. We recommend Coldwater Creek for this item.


DO check out the new cargo styled crop pants, if you want a trendy, hip look this season. Cargo pants are back in a huge way and cargo crop pants have hit the scene! Cargo styled pants often have many pockets, drawing attention away from any bottom-half problem areas in your body’s shape. We recommend Ulla Popken for this item.


Fashion Don'ts of Plus Size Capris


DON'T go for the drawstring Capri pants, unless you want to emphasize your waist area. If you’re trying to conceal an un-toned, rounder tummy or mid-section area, steer clear of the drawstring waist crop pants. The drawstring will only draw unwanted attention to your middle, adding pounds to your appearance.


DON’T be afraid to wear crop pants into the Summer months. Choose a cotton knit material that will breathe well in warm weather, preferable in a light color. When you choose light colored crop pants, they instantly become appropriate for warmer weather. Add a nice tank or short sleeve shirt and you’ll be ready for the sun! A perfect alternative to shorts.


DON'T be overly daring with printed crop pants. Sure, you can successfully wear prints on the bottom, but be careful how you approach the look. First, if you are wearing print on the bottom you MUST keep the top solid. In addition, don’t over accessorize when wearing prints or your look may get overwhelming. Prints are fun, but only in small amounts. Ultimately, it’s all about balance!

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