HanesHanes Damen EcoSmart-Petite Jogginghose mit Offenem Bein Trainingshose

Order a smaller size than actual else they will be huge.

The material is so soft and the pants are super comfortable! I’m 5’4” and found them to be slightly long but other than that, super happy with them!

excellent quality but size too big. need to size down

Very bad quality and size is not appropriate. Small is like XXL. So disappointing

I have order item and it is larger size. Very comfortable material . I have placed another order and I got my correct size. The problem is with the refund of first order.

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Excelente calidad, súper cómodos y sin bolitas. Son calientitos, e ideales para caminar o simplemente para estar en casa.

These fit okay in the waist and length, but quite a wide leg. Also waist band is kind of yellowish coloured while legs are bright white. A bit of a crooked front seam near top too. They seem to be more of a knock off then usual Hanes quality item. Not returning them though because, for the price, they are good enough for around the house.

Material is lightweight and soft.Fit is very large and straight and with no elasticity in the waistband to help hold them up I wish I had dropped two sizes. The purple is pretty.

What's happened to Hanes? They used to be really good. I still have 20+ year old t-shirts and sweats. Grant it they're only fit for slobbing/diy, but still. These are going straight back! Where to begin?First off, at the time of ordering and in my order history these trousers appear as "Ecosmart Petite Open Bottom Leg Sweatpant." They are NOT PETITE. The inside label is trilingual in English, French and Spanish. I deeply suspect that either AI or a stupid person focussed on the word "petite" on the label without noticing the wider linguistic context, i.e. that the word merely means "small" in French, when inputting the description.The rise is so high that it overlaps my bra band with plenty of room around the crotch if I line up the widest part of the trouser hip with my own hips. I could yank up the waistband even higher and wear the trousers as an incautious bandeau jumpsuit, but it would be unkind to subject the public to that sight! You get the picture, the rise is not for petites.Please complain about the "petite" description using the "Report incorrect product information" link because I don't think that a human looks into complaints until enough are made.While we're on the cut, the other oddity is the large waistband relative to hip size, particularly since Hanes is primarily a US brand where women's clothes are cut for a more hourglass figure than the average British woman's which tends to be pear-shaped. This makes me think that the top part of these trousers are meant to be lower-mid rise for a tall woman, otherwise would there not at least be a drawstring? The inseam is 29" which is bang in between regular and tall ankle length "pants" (US "ankle length" being more like what British women perceive as 7/8th length trousers). Not petite by US sizing at any rate.Since these arrived I've looked at the Hanes website to see if they actually do petites at all since they didn't last time I was in the US. It appears that these "EcoSmart" trousers are the only thing they offer in petite. Reading the reviews they are very mixed indeed and it also seems that not everyone who ordered petite got petite, so this seems to originally be a Hanes over an Amazon problem, but do complain about this listing.All this is moot since the fabric is horrible. I have trouble believing these are 50/50 polycotton. If you told me that these were entirely made of those green nylon pot scrubbers I'd believe you! Even if the fit were perfect these would still only be fit for the plastic recycling bank.

it's quire big although there's no way of knowing