Capri Pants
Capri pants sit above the ankle, the cropped length that keeps you cool and shows off a good shoe. This edit spans tailored capris for the office and relaxed cotton pairs for days off. Length is the whole point of a capri, so check the inseam and size guide on each product page.
The capri, back and cropped
Capri pants sit above the ankle, the cropped length that keeps you cool and puts the shoe on show. Tailored capris read smart for the office, while cotton and linen pairs keep it relaxed for days off, and a slim fit reads more polished than a loose one.
Length is the whole point of a capri, so where it lands on your leg matters. Check the inseam on each product page, and pair with a flat, a mule or a low heel to keep the proportion clean.
Capri Pants: frequently asked questions
How do I style capri pants?
Capri pants hit mid-calf, so pair them with flats, sandals or low heels to keep the leg line clean, and a fitted or tucked-in top to balance the cropped length. High-waisted capris elongate the leg most.
Who do capri pants suit?
Capris flatter when they end at the slimmest part of the calf and are worn with a heel or flat that continues the leg line. Petite frames often prefer a slim capri; the inseam is listed on each product page so you can check the length.
What shoes go with capri pants?
Flats, sandals, espadrilles and low heels work best — the cropped hem shows off your footwear. Avoid ankle boots, which can cut the leg awkwardly at the calf; keep the ankle bare for a longer line.
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