AUTOMET Women's Wide Leg Sweatpants Fleece Lined Baggy Straight Leg Lounge Pants Fall Outfits Athletic Joggers with Pockets

I'm 4'10 and these sweat pants fit pretty nicely . I had to role over the waist band but once I did it was a good fit . The bottom does touch the floor a little but i'm sure with shoes it won't .

Soft, warm and good quality . Great for lounging at home or running errands in, very comfortable!! Fits true to size . I will be purchasing more !!

I bought these to accommodate a walking boot after I broke an ankle. On a daily basis they are too long and awkward on me - 5’3”, although the waist size was right and the description is right on. I ordered a size medium - at the time I was about 128#-130#? I tried them on yesterday at 120# and they are still the correct size but I’m donating them.

very cute sweats, I like the length, i’m 5’2

Very bulky waistband

Good quality—very comfortable and cozy. They are well worth the price.

I have been ordering sweat pants for winter and returning almost everything. The size charts are just so wrong. These AUTOMET Women’s Fleece Lined Sweatpants Baggy Wide Straight Leg Pants are another example.The fabric of these sweats are a little thinner than most, but sill soft and cozy. The pockets are decent. The length is great, too long, so if washed and dried you could hope the shrinkage would keep the length from going "high water" at the ankles. Unfortunately the width is just wrong. The stated hip width in the size chart is not your hip size. Instead it is the actual fabric measurement of 48". The pants fit snugly on a 45" hip. If you wash them and they shrink, they will be uncomfortably tight. Not baggy, tight. If you sew, you know that this fabric, if is not preshrunk prior to sewing it will shrink the first time you wash them. Knowing that the preferred ease on a 45" hip is a minimum of 3" these pants are guaranteed not to fit comfortably after washing. These are sweats, and dry cleaning makes no sense for everyday house pants.AMAZON, you need to check on these size charts that are provided. If it's providing the fabric size and not the actual hip size, it should state that fact. This is another case of the manufacturer skimping on the fabric length necessary to make pants for wider hips. 1"-2" of width at the hip, in a pair of pants, makes a huge difference to fit but will probably add 1/4-1/2 yards to the fabric needed to make them as the front and back have to be offset on the fabric, instead of being laid straight across on one width.

Just for any of the few that might be interested this does not match the sweatshirt sold by the same seller The color is slightly off The sweatshirt is awesome but the pants are just so-so and I find that these are extremely smaller in the waist if that helps anyone I purchased a medium and I am typically a size 6 to an eight but found them awkwardly fitting. All of these were comfortable and the fabric was nice I just found that the fit was off for me. They were a medium size weight and felt like they would be pretty warm for the winter here in New York. But I am returning them just the same.