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‘Perfect hot weather pants’: These $27 flowy trousers will save your 4th of July weekend

Rachel Roszmann
Updated ·7-min read

If you’ve been seeing a lot of wide-leg linen pants with the relaxed summer style that we all weathered winter for, you’re not alone. It seems like everyone is eager to get comfy under the sun — these pants are everywhere and some fetch a price tag of $220 a pop (it’s true—I saw them at a fancy boutique with my own eyes), but you can get the Ecupper Cotton Trouser for just $27 at Amazon.

Ecupper Cotton Trouser

ECUPPER
$24 $29 at Amazon

These simple pants are 100% cotton with an elastic waistband, which makes them both comfortable and easy to get on and off. They’re available in 15 colors and, according to nearly 6,500 rave reviews, you might want to get them in a few different shades to get you through the summer.

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Four models wearing wide-legged linen pants.
These easy, breezy linen pants will see you through the hottest days of summer. (Photo: Amazon)

Hot weather wardrobe

Model wearing black Ecupper wide legged linen pants and a tank top.
The linen style is great for casual days. (Photo: Amazon)

From Arizona to Texas to Florida, Amazon shoppers rave about how these are the pants you want to wear on hot days — they should know!

“These are my go summer pants,” wrote a happy grandma. “They are perfect for everything, running after my grandson, cleaning, shopping and so much more. They can dress up and go relaxed to the max….Great for Texas hot weather.”

“Perfect hot weather pants,” another happy shopper wrote. “They are comfortable and chic. Perfect for hot Florida summers.”

Comfortable fit

Model wearing linen pants and button down linen shirt.
Pair the wide legged pants with a linen top for the ultimate summer style. (Photo: Amazon)

It’s not just the lightweight fabric for summer that makes these pants so comfy — it's the relaxed fit that makes you want to wear them.

“I was afraid that these would be super straight-leg granny pants but they aren't! They have just a wide-enough leg with a slight flair at the bottom so they look good.” a delighted customer wrote. “These fit me well even though I have a bit of Covid weight to still shed!”

“I normally wear dresses all day, every day — that's what I've always been most comfortable in,” one happy shopper shared. “I've been trying to branch out a little. The flowy, wide-leg pants seemed like a comfortable, but on-trend way to go….I was afraid they'd feel restrictive since I'm truly not used to wearing anything but leggings, but they don't at all. The elastic waist and flowy style helps, and they look cute with the flatform sandals and white sneaks I bought for the summer.”

Flattering

Model wearing Ecupper linen pants, tank top, and flats.
The wide-legged style is comfortable and figure-flattering. (Photo: Amazon)

And, of course, shoppers say they're super cute, even when you don't feel super cute.

“These pants are awesome!” an enthusiastic shopper shared. "They have a raw linen look, very breathable without being see-through, light enough to wear on hot days, and figure-flattering. Very slimming! And, this is coming from someone with a bigger *ahem* backside and tummy.”

“I love how light and airy they are,” wrote a happy shopper. “Not bulky so they don't add extra pounds. Just what I need for a hot Texas summer! Will be great for walking the dog, sitting around the pool, or just lounging around the house!”

“Exactly what I was looking for!” another excited customer wrote. “Lightweight, flowing, loose without looking baggy.”

ECUPPER Cotton Trouser

ECUPPER
$24 $29 at Amazon

These simple pants are 100% cotton with an elastic waistband, which makes them both comfortable and easy to get on and off. They’re available in 15 colors and, according to nearly 6,500 rave reviews, you might want to get them in a few different shades to get you through the summer.

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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