High-Waisted Wide-Leg Dance Pants • Adjustable Drawstring Hem - S0559
High-Waisted Wide-Leg Dance Pants • Adjustable Drawstring Hem - S0559
Flowy When You Want Them. Cinched When You Don't.
The best warm-up pieces are the ones that give you options.
The Repetto High-Waisted Wide-Leg Dance Pants start with a beautifully relaxed silhouette - soft through the leg, comfortable at the waist and fluid enough to move easily through the studio. Then an adjustable drawstring at each hem lets you change the shape completely, from long and flowing to softly gathered around the ankles.
Wear them wide for travel, Pilates or an easy dancer-off-duty look, then cinch the hems when you want something more practical for warm-up and rehearsal. One pair, two moods.
Repetto High-Waisted Wide-Leg Dance Pants – Design & Details
The high-rise waistband sits comfortably at the waist, with a wide elastic construction that keeps the trousers secure without interrupting the relaxed feel of the silhouette.
Through the leg, the cut stays deliberately loose and fluid. The soft viscose-rich jersey drapes rather than feeling bulky, making these feel closer to an elegant studio trouser than a traditional sweatpant. The clever detail is at the hem. Adjustable elastic drawstrings let you leave the legs long and wide or gather them closer around the ankles depending on what you're doing.
Why You'll Love It
Why We Recommend It
That adjustable hem makes these far more useful than a standard wide-leg trouser. Leave them flowing when you want an elegant, relaxed silhouette, then gather the ankles when you're warming up, stretching or simply don't want fabric around the feet.
Dance World Tip: Wear them long with a fitted leotard or Pilates top to balance the volume, then cinch the hems with ballet flats for a softer traditional warm-up look.
The viscose fabric is another reason we like them. They move with much more fluidity than fleece joggers, so the overall look stays soft and dancer-like rather than sporty.
The Repetto Mood
Long legs. Soft fabric. Drawstrings pulled only when you need them.
This is studio dressing with options - polished enough to wear wide and relaxed, practical enough to cinch up for warm-up, and comfortable enough to keep on long after class.
Wide or Cinched?
Leave them wide: for Pilates, travel, contemporary class or an easy studio-to-street silhouette.
Gather the hems: for ballet warm-up, stretching or whenever you want the trouser sitting safely away from the feet.
Our favourite: wide through most of the day, cinched just before class. Best of both.