Pants

Discover our full collection of women's pants at Place du Jour. We offer a wide range to meet all your fashion needs: from trendy cargo pants to classic chinos, bold colored styles, and sophisticated faux leather versions.
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FAQ

What are the shipping times?

Standard shipping takes between 2 and 5 business days.

How do I choose my size?

Check our size guide to find your ideal size.

What is your return policy?

You have 30 days to return your items.

How do I care for my underwear?

Machine wash at 30°C, no fabric softener.

WOMEN'S TROUSERS, BEYOND JEANS, A WHOLE WARDROBE

TROUSERS, THE PIECE THAT DEFINES A WARDROBE'S STYLE

If jeans are Place du Jour's DNA, trousers are its gateway to every stylistic variation. A complete wardrobe can't stop at denim: you need cotton trousers, linen trousers, velvet trousers, structured fabrics for the office, flowy cuts for sunny days, faux-leather trousers for evenings out. At Place du Jour, we work all these fabrics with the same rigor as denim: flattering cuts, comfort that lasts, careful finishing.

CROPPED TROUSERS, CARGOS, COLORS, NOVELTY BUTTONS — EVERY VARIATION

The Place du Jour catalog explores every variation of trousers. Cropped trousers, falling below the knee, perfect for sunny days and mid-season. Cargos, with their large patch pockets, for a reworked utility spirit. Colorful trousers that break away from the neutrals of a classic wardrobe. Styles with novelty buttons that turn a basic into a statement piece. And of course, the classic straight, wide-leg, and boyfriend cuts for your essentials.

HOW TO WORK TROUSERS INTO A WARDROBE THAT ACTUALLY WORKS

The rule for a successful trouser wardrobe: vary the fabrics and cuts. Straight-leg trousers in a structured fabric for the office, wide-leg linen trousers for sunny days, velvet trousers for winter, faux-leather trousers for evenings out. Straight cuts go with everything. Wide-leg cuts bring movement and character. Fitted cuts structure the silhouette. The key: don't limit yourself to just one type of trousers.