This pair of cotton-polyester blend, western-style ladies 1960s cropped pants or trousers in black with contrasting white topstitching have a curvy fit, as was common for a mid-century women's pant. The fitted, high-rise waist and full hips are created by vertical darts, seen just above the pockets. Speaking of pockets, the curved front pockets are currently sewn shut, but can be re-opened by their new owner. The slightly cropped pant is tapered a bit from knee to hem, but has a more full shape from knee to hip. The high waist fastens with a button and tab, over a front metal zipper. The medium-weight fabric has a crisp hand and subtle texture, similar to cotton twill (like the fabric used for traditional khaki trousers), but because it is a blend with polyester, that means no wrinkles! This pair of black cropped, tapered 1960s pants with western-style topstitching is in excellent condition; the only issue is the sewn-shut front pockets. Our last photo shows the pant unclipped to the mannequin, to give a better idea of true size.

Size: XS-S (curvy fit)
Natural/high waist: measures 26" flat, to fit up to 25. 5"
Hip: measures 38. 5" flat, to fit up to approx. 37"
Length: 39. 25" at side seam/outseam
Inseam length: 28" (with long rise/high waist)
Rise: 14" in front and 15. 5" in back
Width at cropped/ankle-length hem: 7. 25" flat (14. 5" around)
Label: Stockton; Koratron (fabric blend brand label)

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Chicago, IL.