Blanket Pants in Faux Sherpa - Taupe

I literally lived in these pants for most of winter lounging around the house. They are SO warm, and I'm someone who's always cold! The fit is a little "fluffy" around the top and the waist tends to slide up and make me look larger than I am, but these are at-home pants anyway so I'm less concerned about the fit--100% concerned with getting cozy. Sherpa pants need to be the new winter lounge standard!

FYI: these are dry clean only (I throw them in a dryel bag at home), but they are WORTH IT.

The pants are baggy in a non-attractive way, which is fine because they are so comfortable, but I wish it wasn't advertised this way. Also, the waistband of the pants is an awkward size and causes the pants to flare out when wearing which looks odd.

This is a definitely stay at home to cozy up sweatpants since it's definitely not flattering at all. It's very plush, soft, and thick, but still very light weight. The band is pretty thick and stiff, but I don't find any issues with it. I wash it cold in the washing machine and hang dry it (versus the directions to dry clean) and I've had no issues with it yet.

I am unbelievably picky when it comes to clothing (particularly bottoms too) and these are my favorite lounge pants EVER. I got these pants in size M because I have very long legs and i like baggy pants. (i would normally be a size S or XS) They fit amazingly!! Plus they are so cozy! The waist is a bit large for me because I sized up but it still fits great! The fabric is super luxurious and soft. These pants are very well designed and high quality. I am definitely wearing these at least 6 days a week. :D

I call these my puffy butt pants because they add some extra thickness to my hips and booty lol and they are so cozy! Feels like you're wearing a blanket. Can't go wrong with the faux sherpa products by popflex of you're a cold girly or love blankets and cozy clothes!
(5'1" 150lbs and I got a M)

I love these pants, not only do they feel great on but I look good in them! That is why I was super sad to see after following the care instructions, there is a hole on the inside stitching on the left leg after just one cleaning. Usually when this happens to older and cheaper clothes, I hand sew the hole together again, but the Sherpa is not the normal fabric I am used to. Do you have any suggestions on how to fix this?