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TSMNZMU Women Gothic Trousers Grunge Punk Low Waisted Pants Harujuku Sexy Hallow Bandage Pants Y2K Emo Wide Leg

3.2(6)
$30.99

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December 13, 2024
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#947,627 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #3,956 in Women's Casual Pants & Capris

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6 reviewsMixed

Rated 3.2/5 across 6 reviews — notable concerns raised.

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★★★★★

Comfortable and fun

The pants are comfortable, the length of the legs are long, perfect for hiding the platforms and fit well. Read more

Raquel Ybarra
★★★★

Cute but you have to thread yourself and they're extremely thin like leggings

I ordered the TSMNZMU Women Gothic Trousers Grunge Punk Low Waisted Pants Harujuku Sexy Hallow Bandage Pants Y2K Emo Wide Leg Trousers. I knew I was taking a big gamble with these, and this is what I found. I ordered the small, and I'm typically a petite and extra small. They do fit fairly well for my size. For scale, I am 5'4, have a very long torso, 25-in waist, and I weigh around 107. When they first arrived I was a little bummed out because they are definitely not the type of material I expected. They are incredibly thin and similar to very thin workout material. It would be like wearing really thin leggings, and they are tight on my body. I wear funky, thin leggings all the time, however, I never show my rear end and layer them since they are still revealing and I don't feel comfortable. Well, these pants are so thin. That's what you are dealing with except they are bell bottoms. I would feel more comfortable putting another layer of leggings underneath them for more coverage if I'm going to show my rear end, however, then you lose the effect of the skin showing through the threaded area which is what makes these unique and cool. The other thing I noticed was that these were not threaded, and that was extremely disappointing. At least they had the first hole started so you made sure you started at the right end, but that was painful to do both sides. That made me really unhappy. I understand that would be a lot of labor to do that, but I equally don't want to do it myself because it's terrible. Lol. If you have one of those thick, plastic sewing needles and tie the ribbon to the end, it would probably be much better. I didn't have something like that and tried using the small sticks that I had for crafts, but it still didn't work well. Anyway, once they were threaded there is a lot of adjusting. I realized I made them too tight on the bell bottom part and when they're too tight they don't look right on the pants and you have to loosen them. Then you can adjust how much skin you want, which I like because you can make them very modest even tightening them the whole way. However, like I said, since the material is incredibly thin and tight, these aren't really modest pants. I cut off a large amount of the ribbon once I finish the first side since there was just too much, and that helped me thread the second one with less time. But, I also realized I might have cut too much since I had them a little too tight on the bell bottom part. I could always tie the ribbon I cut off to the top part to extend it if I really did mess it up. Once they are on, they look similar to the pictures with the exception of the long ribbon hanging since I don't like that look. They are funky and fun, and I do appreciate them, but you have to know what you are getting into since these are more like leggings and you'll have a lot to work to do when they arrive, thank you. Read more

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