Beatrice Wide-Leg Cargo Trousers
The pockets
Wide-leg cargo trousers with real pockets
Two large flap pockets sit on the outside of the thigh, low enough to reach without bending your arm backwards.
A phone goes in one and stays there.
On a trouser this full, the pockets become part of the silhouette and the flaps break up the line of the leg. They are practical and stylish.
The shape
Full through the leg, gathered at the waist
The waist is elasticated with a drawcord, so the fullness gathers at the top and falls from there.
Worn long, the hem pools slightly over the shoe.
The fabric is a lightweight weave rather than heavy canvas, so the leg moves instead of standing still. They are easy to move in all day.
The fit
Six colours, S to 5XL
Black and army green go with everything; charcoal and light grey are easy; burgundy is rich; pink is the one people remember.
Take your usual UK size for the parachute look; one down still reads as wide if you want it tidier. Check every size in the guide.
Choose your colour and size above — free UK delivery.
From Maria & Denis
Wide-leg cargo trousers with a proper cargo shape — a full leg, a drawcord waist and two large flap pockets on the thigh that actually hold things. It is the parachute shape that came back and has not left, worn long over a chunky trainer.
Six colours, in sizes S to 5XL. They are comfortable all day.
In motion
See the leg in motion
The drawcord waist, the big flap pockets and the full wide leg, in pink and in burgundy.
Why you will love it
A real cargo shape, wide and gathered.
Two large flap pockets that hold a phone.
An elasticated drawcord waist.
A lightweight fabric that moves.
Six colours, S to 5XL.
Fabric & care
A lightweight woven polyester. It is what keeps the leg moving instead of hanging stiff like a canvas cargo, and it dries very fast.
Machine wash cool with similar colours, pockets emptied and flaps closed so they do not catch. Hang to dry. A cool iron if you want the flaps to sit flat; they will settle on their own after an hour of wear.
Size guide
We size this style to our own UK chart — the figures below are body measurements. 4XL and 5XL sit above the standard range and follow the same grade.
| Size | UK | Bust, cm (in) | Waist, cm (in) | Hip, cm (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 10 | 84–87 (33–34) | 66–69 (26–27) | 92–95 (36–37) |
| M | 12 | 88–91 (35–36) | 70–73 (28–29) | 96–99 (38–39) |
| L | 14 | 92–97 (36–38) | 74–79 (29–31) | 100–105 (39–41) |
| XL | 16 | 98–103 (39–41) | 80–85 (31–33) | 106–111 (42–44) |
| 2XL | 18 | 104–109 (41–43) | 86–91 (34–36) | 112–117 (44–46) |
| 3XL | 20 | 110–115 (43–45) | 92–97 (36–38) | 118–123 (46–48) |
| 4XL | — | — | — | — |
| 5XL | — | — | — | — |
The chart runs to 3XL; 4XL and 5XL continue the same grade.
Cut deliberately loose. Take your usual size for the parachute look; one down still reads as wide if you want it a little tidier.
