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<\/figure>\n<\/div>\nQuince pants and I have had a rocky relationship at this point. Mostly because they\u2019re often not made for tall frames. You\u2019ll see them recommended on social media all the time, but that\u2019s because Quince is very into influencer marketing and a lot of those influencers are petite.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The average inseam for Quince pants is around 28\u201d and for someone who is 5\u201910, that\u2019s always going to look cropped, which works for some styles but not others. Quince does have a few pants that are worth a look for tall women, even if most of their line is decidedly not tall-friendly.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I\u2019ve tried eight different Quince pants over the past three years and I\u2019ve had a very different experience with each.\u00a0<\/p>\n
In this Quince pants review, I\u2019ll go over my detailed thoughts on what you should know before you buy your first pair, and tell you which ones are my favorites (and least favorites).\u00a0<\/p>\n
Disclosure: Quince sent me these pants to test, but all opinions are my own.<\/em><\/p>\n My first pair of Quince pants was the ponte straight leg<\/strong><\/a>, which I ordered in 2023 before a three week trip through the UK with my dad. I\u2019d heard they were good for travel and I wanted to test that properly, so I wore them most days of the trip. <\/p>\n Quince started sending me a monthly credit after that, and I\u2019ve been working through their pants a pair at a time ever since. Eight pairs in, across ponte, linen, silk, corduroy, and their Flowknit performance fabric, the results have been all over the place.\u00a0<\/p>\n Three have become favorites. Two I\u2019d buy again. Three I\u2019d avoid and would not recommend. The main issue I\u2019ve had with all of them, except for the ponte pants, is finding a tall inseam.\u00a0<\/p>\n Ponte is a knit rather than a woven fabric, which is why it stretches and is wrinkle-resistant. In other words, ponte pants can be great for travel if you can find ones that aren\u2019t too heavy. Quince\u2019s version is mostly midweight, so it still works well for packing.\u00a0<\/p>\n Quince makes more ponte styles than any other type of pants, and it\u2019s the only fabric where they offer inseams past 30 inches. You could say it\u2019s their signature pants. If you\u2019re tall and you want Quince pants, this is where to start.<\/p>\n My main issue with Quince\u2019s ponte pants is that none of them have pockets except for one, which I didn\u2019t end up liking all that much for different reasons. But if you can live without pockets on your pants, these are some of my favorite pants from Quince.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Ponte Straight Leg Pants<\/strong><\/a> are Quince\u2019s second most reviewed pants and the item that made me aware of the brand in the first place.\u00a0<\/p>\n I kept hearing how good these pants were for travel, which is why I ordered them before my UK trip. The ponte has enough stretch that I wore them most days of my three-week trip and was comfortable the whole time.\u00a0<\/p>\n The main things I don\u2019t like about these are the belt loops and the lack of pockets. The material is close to a thick legging instead of tailored, so the belt loops just look a little out of place. <\/p>\n There was one quality control issue with these, with some of the stitching coming loose. That was three years ago, and neither ponte pair I\u2019ve ordered since has had a problem.<\/p>\n I got these in a 32-inch inseam, which was good for my height, and Quince now offers this style in a 34-inch inseam for taller women. It\u2019s the longest inseam they make in any pair of pants.\u00a0<\/p>\n I gave mine away about a year ago because they were slightly too small on me (more on that in the sizing section), especially after pregnancy .\u00a0<\/p>\n These are a solid place to start for Quince pants but not my favorite style. The straight leg makes them look more like professional work pants than stylish travel pants, but they\u2019re a good neutral basic if that\u2019s what you\u2019re looking for. <\/p>\n I got the Ultra-Stretch Ponte Wide Leg Pants<\/strong><\/a> in a rich brown last year and wore them every week of fall and winter, usually more than once a week. Quince makes a lot of ponte styles, and this is my favorite of them.<\/p>\n I also ordered these in the 32-inch inseam, which was perfect. There are no belt loops on this style, and that alone makes them look sleeker than the straight leg.\u00a0<\/p>\n They feel like wide leg yoga pants with more structure, and they\u2019re stretchy but nice looking enough that I\u2019ve worn them to Thanksgiving dinner. The midweight fabric runs a little warm, so these are best for fall, spring, and winter.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, I ended up shrinking these, so I haven\u2019t worn them as much since last winter. I washed them on the delicate cycle and tumble dried on low, and they shrank about an inch.\u00a0<\/p>\n The care label says to lay them flat instead of using a dryer, and ponte in general isn\u2019t meant to go in a dryer, so this one\u2019s on me. I plan to reorder them since I liked them so much. And again, no pockets on these, which is the biggest con against them.\u00a0<\/p>\n I was so excited when I saw that Quince made a ponte pant with pockets; I ordered it immediately. However, once the Ponte Straight Leg 4-Pocket Pants<\/strong><\/a> came, they ended up being my least favorite ponte pair I\u2019ve tried from Quince.<\/p>\n The main issue is how dang heavy they are. I don\u2019t know how four pockets add that much weight, but I wouldn\u2019t pack them for a trip. They have the same work trouser look as the regular straight leg. And even though it\u2019s supposed to be the same ponte fabric, these don\u2019t feel as soft to me.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve only worn them a handful of times since they arrived because of how heavy they are, and I just feel like their style, similar to the regular ponte straight leg, is a little boring.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Linen is one of the best fabrics to buy from Quince, and their pants are no exception. Both pairs I\u2019ve tried have worked for me, which I wasn\u2019t expecting given how short the inseams are.<\/p>\n Quince sadly doesn\u2019t offer a tall inseam in linen at all. The wide-leg tops out at 30 inches, and the regular pants only come in one length. These were my thoughts on both.\u00a0<\/p>\n I ordered the 100% European Linen Pants<\/strong><\/a> with low expectations because of the 25-inch inseam. They\u2019re the most reviewed pants Quince sells, but anything shorter than 28 inches usually looks ridiculous on me.\u00a0<\/p>\n These surprised me. Quince calls them an easy fit, and that looser cut makes the length somehow work okay on my frame, although I\u2019d still prefer a couple more inches.<\/p>\n I like the belt loops on this pair. They make it easy to keep the pants casual or dress them up with a leather belt.<\/p>\n The linen isn\u2019t necessarily the best quality I\u2019ve tried, but also not bad, especially for the price. It\u2019s pretty thin but also very lightweight. I have these in navy and flax, and the navy hides wrinkles much better and looks more polished. They have three pockets in total.\u00a0<\/p>\n The rise is probably my least favorite thing about these pants. They sit just below my belly button, so I can\u2019t wear cropped tops as comfortably.\u00a0As a side note, these run a little big and have a stretchy waistband, so I\u2019d recommend sizing down from your normal size.\u00a0<\/p>\n My current favorite linen pants from any brand are Quince\u2019s 100% European Linen Wide Leg Pants<\/strong><\/a>. I like them better than the popular Athleta Retreat Linen Pants<\/strong><\/a>, which I find too voluminous. <\/p>\n The waistband is thick on these with a drawstring, which is the main thing that separates them from the regular linen pants, as well as the wider leg.\u00a0The thick waistband means there\u2019s good tummy control, and it also makes them look more like casual sightseeing or beach resort pants.<\/p>\n They\u2019re high-waisted, so they work better with crop tops, and they have four pockets, but they\u2019re still very lightweight. <\/p>\n At 30 inches, these are still a little short on me and sit slightly high-water, though they still work well enough on my frame that I wear them fairly regularly. I\u2019ve worn them a lot this summer.<\/p>\n I got them in the flax color, and it goes with everything. It\u2019s also not see-through, which is worth mentioning given how many light colored Quince pieces are.\u00a0<\/p>\n Of everything I\u2019ve ordered from Quince, the 100% Washable Silk Drawstring Wide Leg Pants<\/strong><\/a> are the pair I was most excited about and the pair I\u2019ve worn the least.\u00a0<\/p>\n I got them in the champagne color, the lightest shade they offer, after being tempted by the mustard yellow for a pop of color. I wore them to BottleRock this year, and they worked well for a festival. For everyday wear, they haven\u2019t been as practical because they wrinkle so easily.\u00a0<\/p>\n It\u2019s honestly kind of wild. I steamed them right before I left for the festival, sat in the car for an hour, and by the time I got there, they were completely wrinkled again.\u00a0A darker color like navy or black would hide the wrinkles better, but it\u2019s still the worst thing about these pants.\u00a0<\/p>\n They also weren\u2019t breathable at all on a hot day. Silk in a satin weave is the least breathable type of silk, so these aren\u2019t the pants for hot weather even though they\u2019re thin and lightweight.\u00a0<\/p>\n They\u2019re a high-rise, which is how I wear them, but that means they\u2019re not full length on me at 30 inches. Wearing them low on the hips is the only way to make them look like full-length pants.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n They also poof out a little around the lower stomach when I\u2019m sitting, which isn\u2019t the most flattering. Lastly, the champagne color is slightly see-through, so you\u2019d probably want to wear a thong with this color.<\/p>\n With all that said, the material is soft, and I like how shiny it is. These are probably the most fun pants I own from Quince, and I\u2019ll keep wearing them for the right occasion. They\u2019re just not everyday pants.<\/p>\n My biggest miss from Quince was the Corduroy Cropped Wide Leg Pants<\/strong><\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n When I bought them, the only option they had was a 26-inch inseam, which is very short on my legs. It doesn\u2019t just look like a cropped pant. It looks like I\u2019m wearing someone else\u2019s ill-fitting pants.\u00a0<\/p>\n Quince has since added a 28-inch inseam, which changes things\u2026a little. 28 inches is close enough to a normal length for me that I\u2019d be willing to retest them at some point. It might look okay.\u00a0<\/p>\n I know some shorter women who love these, but I don\u2019t think they look particularly good on a tall frame. I also don\u2019t think the cropped wide-leg look is very cute in this material.\u00a0<\/p>\n The corduroy itself is soft and feels like good quality, and it\u2019s not the heaviest cord I\u2019ve come across, though it is one of the heavier pants I own from Quince. They have four pockets, two in front and two in back, plus belt loops, and they\u2019re a high rise.<\/p>\n At $62, these are also on the higher end for Quince pants, which means they\u2019re not even that much of a value pick. I\u2019d skip them altogether.\u00a0<\/p>\n I\u2019ve mostly worn the Flowknit Mid-Rise Joggers<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>around the house and as pajama pants since I got them a couple of months ago. I could see them working for travel days and long flights, and the fabric is lightweight and quick-drying.<\/p>\n But overall, I haven\u2019t been that impressed with these. They\u2019re clearly meant to be a dupe of the Vuori Performance Joggers<\/strong><\/a>, and the Vuori version is much better.\u00a0<\/p>\n I lived in my Vuori joggers for about a year postpartum, and they\u2019re the coziest joggers I\u2019ve come across, so it\u2019s a high bar, but the Flowknit doesn\u2019t feel like the same quality. They\u2019re soft without being cozy.<\/p>\n The color I got is just okay and doesn\u2019t go with as much as I hoped because it\u2019s more of a reddish brown than it looked online.<\/p>\n These are a mid pair of joggers, but I\u2019d recommend just investing in the real thing that\u2019s higher quality and more comfortable. I am curious to try Quince\u2019s SuperSoft Fleece<\/strong><\/a> to see whether that fabric is better.<\/p>\n I\u2019m usually a medium in other brands, but for Quince I\u2019m a little more all over the place.<\/p>\n For reference, I\u2019m 5\u201910\u201d with a 32 inch inseam. Here\u2019s what I ordered and where it landed.<\/p>\nShort on time? Here\u2019s a quick look at my favorite Quince pants<\/h2>\n
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Quince Pants Review: My Experience With Quince Pants<\/h2>\n
Quince Ponte Pants Review<\/h2>\n
#1 Ultra-Stretch Ponte Straight Leg Pants<\/h3>\n
#2 Ultra-Stretch Ponte Wide Leg Pants<\/h3>\n
#3 Ultra-Stretch Ponte Straight Leg 4-Pocket Pants<\/h3>\n
Quince Linen Pants Review<\/h2>\n
#4 100% European Linen Pants<\/h3>\n
#5 100% European Linen Wide Leg Pants<\/h3>\n
Quince Washable Silk Pants Review<\/h2>\n
#6 100% Washable Silk Drawstring Wide Leg Pants<\/h3>\n
Quince Corduroy Pants Review<\/h2>\n
#7 Organic Stretch Corduroy Cropped Wide Leg Pants<\/h3>\n
Quince Lounge Pants Review<\/h2>\n
#8 Flowknit Mid-Rise Joggers<\/h3>\n
Quince Pants Sizing and Fit<\/h2>\n
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Quince Pants Inseam Guide for Tall Women<\/h3>\n
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