Cargo Trousers – Storage Built Into the Leg Instead of Sewn Shut

Patch pockets sit on the legs of these straight-cut trousers, and they are deep enough for a phone rather than decorative. A drawstring sets the waist, and a second cord at the ankle decides whether the leg falls straight or gathers. Firm woven fabric in five colors.

Why choose cargo trousers with usable pockets?

Plenty of women's trousers arrive with pockets that are stitched closed or sized for a receipt. That leaves you carrying a bag for a five-minute errand. These were cut with the pocket first and the styling second.

• A phone fits in the leg pocket — the patch pockets are cut to a real depth, not a suggested one.
• Cord at the ankle — leave it loose for a straight drop or pull it in for a gathered leg.
• Waist adjusts with a drawstring — the fit is set by you rather than fixed at the factory.
• Firm weave that holds shape — the fabric keeps its line through a full day of wear.
• Four pockets in total — two on the hip and two on the legs, all of them working.

Enough carrying capacity that the bag can stay on the hook.

A button and zip close the front, with the cord tied over the top. The ankle cords change the whole look of the trousers, so it is worth trying both. They wash on a normal machine program.

Specifications

• Pockets: two on the hip, two on the legs
• Leg shape: straight
• Waist: drawstring
• Care: machine washable

Put them on and leave the bag behind.