14 Pants So Comfy, Ya Won’t Have To Leave Yr Dinner Date Early To Peel ‘Em The Fk Off

One of life’s hardest feats is finding a good, comfortable pair of jeans — am I wrong? Just in my short lifetime alone, I can think of three occasions where I’ve ended a dinner date early just to go home and peel those suckers off my legs. Countless other times, I’ve sat down on a tram and my jeans have made me feel so uncomfortable, you’d think I had a Kimmy K waist trainer

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Rolla’s Sailor Jean — Francoise

Rolla’s Sailor Jean — Francoise, $159.95

Rolla’s East Coast Crop Bordeaux Flares

Rolla’s East Coast Crop Bordeaux Flares, $159.95

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Eastcoast Flare Overall — Brown Cord

Eastcoast Flare Overall — Brown Cord, $189.95

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High Nina Crop Jeans — White

High Nina Crop Jeans — White, $50, usually $119.95

Nude Lucy Yuri Speckle Knit Pants — Toast

Nude Lucy Yuri Speckle Knit Pants — Toast, $50, usually $100

Stan Ray Wide Leg Painter Pants

Stan Ray Wide Leg Painter Pants, $165

Levi’s Vintage Overalls

Levi’s Vintage Overalls, $169.95

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Cropped Domino Pants

Cropped Domino Pants, $186, usually $465

Dr Denim Aston Pants

Dr Denim Aston Pants, $82.46, usually $109.95

Cotton On Drake Cuffed Pants

Cotton On Drake Cuffed Pants, $37.49, usually $37.49

AERE Linen Pull-On Pants

AERE Linen Pull-On Pants, $60, usually $100

Dickies Original 874 Work Pants

Dickies Original 874 Work Pants, $89.99

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Topshop Jamie Jeans

TopShop Jamie Jeans, $40 (usually $80)

Dejour Jeans

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on. That’s why I’ve made it my life’s mission to create a running list of the most comfortable pairs of pants on the internet (that aren’t your old faithful trackies). From jeans to cords and other non-fleecy options, here are some of my top picks… When it comes to comfort — baggy, wide legs are always best. These also look chic as fuck with the front-stitched pockets. All you have to do is pair ’em with a basic tee and sneakers. While these might look uncomfy and stiff, don’t be fooled — the material on these bad boys (courtesy of ) is soft and stretchy, but will still hold everything in place. The bootleg cut and the maroon colour also give ’em that extra bit of pizza. Do overalls count as comfortable pants? In my books they do. That’s why I couldn’t help but throw in this Flare overall set. I mean, c’mon — cord our fave chocolate brown colour? Chef’s kiss, folks. I swear by my white cropped jeans. Not only do they make for great work pants (for those days you CBF), but they are the perfect bridge between wide-leg and skinny, so you can still look SNATCHED while you’re in the midst of your comfy era. If you want the comfort of trackies while still upholding a level of chic, knit is our absolute go-to. Thankfully Glue Store is selling some gorgeous ones that look great with a simple jumper or crisp white shirt. The full 90s skater-esque baggy trousers trend has meant that there’s been a huge spike in comfy-and-nice pants. My friend swears by these painter pants from Stan Ray that look like they’d benefit from a wallet chain. Also, these are pretty much fact utility pants – they come with a hammer loop, just in case you need to carry your hammer with you and you have no hands. Since we’ve established that overalls do in fact count as pants in our books, this fan fave to make a feature. The reason they’re a top pick is that vintage Levi’s are usually already worn in (by a previous owner or by the manufacturer). That means all the hard work has been done for you, so you get all the comfort without having to do the breaking in. Leather pants are traditionally known for being skin-tight and claustrophobic, but this find couldn’t be further from that. Offering a super loose, wide-leg fit, these babies will give you the leather look for optimal comfort. That laid-back almost-but-not-quite suited-up look will forever be a favourite in my eyes. These Dr Denim Aston pants will get ya there quickly — and comfortably. The secret to a good pair of comfortable hard pants that wear like your favourite pair of trackies is in the waistband. A sneaky elasticated waistband is the difference between feeling like you’re in a pair of leg prisons and wearing pants that’ll be kind after a large lunch. The baggy jeans from Cotton On feature that sneaky extra stretch in the bag-top vibe here, and I’m all about it. Anything linen not only looks chic, but I can always count on ’em to be ultra comfy. Thank us later. There’s a reason why they’re the originals and why my workmate literally lives in his. Dickies have come right back around from being those insanely long shorts that skaters wore in the early 00s (with a pair of crew socks so there was an inch of skin showing between the two). Now I see people all over Melbourne wearing these, and it 100% makes me want to get a pair too, they just look  comfy. Ahh, the old Jamies. I used to live in TopShop Joni jeans in my early 20s, so it’s no surprise that the Jamies have very much stood the test of time and are still as comfy as ever. Unlike the skin-tight Jonis, the Jamie jeans have a little more wiggle room in them so you can really ease your ass and stretch them out the way you want. Though you can only buy these at the Dejour Jeans shop in Brunswick in Melbourne’s inner north, making the trip there to pick up a pair of jeans (or two) that are literally tailored to your body is well worth it. I usually go for the $55 super high-waisted skinny jeans and get the cuffs cut right up so they fit my tiny legs, and they fit like a glove after a little bit of wearing in. All the styles for all genders are comfortable as hell, and it’s a real game-changer to get a pair of hard pants tailored to you.