Women's Pants: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 26, 2026
Browse 16 listings for Women's Pants, including options from Saint Bernard and Filson. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 16 displayed listings with prices are listed from $33.90 to $1,790.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Common fabrics include cotton canvas, wool-mohair blends, velvet and denim, while styles vary from slim-fit work pants to relaxed pleated and wide-leg silhouettes.
When choosing pants, consider the intended use, stretchy cotton or canvas works well for active days, while wool-mohair and velvet add warmth for cooler weather. Check the rise and leg cut to ensure comfort and the right length for your shoes.
Look for quality details such as reinforced seams, sturdy zippers or buttons, and functional pockets. Higher-priced items often feature premium finishes or designer branding, but a well-made pair can be found at many price points.
Velvet Women's Laney Pant
Saint Bernard
$49.90
Dr Bloom Women's Rose Pant
Saint Bernard
$33.90
Baobab Women's Wayra Pant
Saint Bernard
$89.90
Eche Women's Wide Leg Pant
Saint Bernard
$37.90
American Vintage Women's Padow Pant
Saint Bernard
$34.90
Women's Canvas Work Pants - Natural
Filson
$79.50
Chalk Stripe Wool Mohair Pants (womens)
HIRSHLEIFERS
$1,790.00
Dirt Pants Slim - Women's
Topo Designs
$109.00
Eterne Women's Lounge Pant
Saint Bernard
$165.00
Amandine Pants (womens)
HIRSHLEIFERS
$750.00
Asher Women's Perry Pant
Saint Bernard
$43.90
Frauenschuh Women's Hailey Pant
Saint Bernard
$1,200.00
St. Agni Women's Relaxed Pleat Pant
Saint Bernard
$419.00
Alemais Women's Charlotte Pant
Saint Bernard
$490.00
Ciao Lucia Women's Yuli Pant
Saint Bernard
$72.90
Hunter Bell Women's Mabel Pant
Saint Bernard
$117.90
Questions
What fabric is best for everyday wear?
A cotton-canvas blend offers durability and comfort for daily activities.
How do I know if the pant fit my waist?
Measure your waist and compare it to the brand’s size chart, looking for a snug but not tight feel.
Are high-priced pants always better quality?
Not necessarily; price reflects brand and materials, but construction quality can be good at lower price points as well.