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Women's Pants

Empyre, True Religion, and FB County women's pants in cotton blends, solid colors, and graphic prints. Grey sweatpants, purple cargo joggers, leggings - the range is wide. If you live in women's sweatpants or want something with more structure like baggy pants, Zumiez stocks both. Corduroy, track pants, and lounge pants too.

What's the difference between pants and jeans?
Jeans are made from denim - typically stiff, heavier, and built to last through wear and tear. Pants is a broader category that covers everything else: sweatpants, cords, track pants, leggings, joggers. At Zumiez, brands like Empyre and True Religion make pants in cotton blends and polyester that move differently than denim and work for way more situations.
What are comfortable pants to wear instead of jeans?
Sweatpants and joggers in cotton or polyester blends are the go-to - they're relaxed, breathable, and don't require any breaking in. True Religion sweatpants tend to have a cleaner cut with branded hardware and stitching details, while Empyre joggers usually keep it simpler with a drawstring waist and tapered leg. Corduroy and track pants are good middle ground too if you want a little more structure without the stiffness of denim.
How are women's pants supposed to fit?
It depends on the silhouette. Baggy and wide-leg cuts from Empyre and FB County are meant to sit loose through the hip and thigh - check the inseam and waist measurements on the product page if you're between sizes, since a relaxed fit can run large. Joggers and sweatpants usually taper at the ankle, which keeps the volume in check. If you're after a slimmer leg, track pants tend to run closer to the body than cargo or baggy styles.