Pure Linen Wide Leg Trousers

Lovely fit smart linen trousers, nice shape and despite usual linen creasing still look ok

At last wide-legged great quality linen trousers! Great drop and flow

Beautiful trousers , great quality pure linen . Flattering wide leg cut . Love the style and fit on me . I struggle with straighter cut trousers but these fit perfectly and are so comfortable to wear . Really pleased with them. Also purchased in white and beige . Thankyou for these marks and Spencer’s 💕

Loved them so much I bought a second pair in navy!

Comfortable and stylish. These are my new favourite trousers. True size.

For me these are a very different style. I am petite so the fullness of them takes a bit of getting used to but they are beautiful material and as always with Marks, well made. I am inn my mid 60's so trying to update my wardrobe to something younger and these fit the bill. My 40's daughter loved them on me and promptly went and bought herself a pair!!

These trousers fit perfectly and are very on trend without looking like mutton dressed as lamb

Love these trousers. Very comfortable and look elegant.

Nice material fit well good value and go with quite a lot of colours good choice

Beautiful fabric, drapes well and is very comfortable to wear. I bought the cream colour which looks stylish and expensive for the price. Wish I had bought them earlier in the year as they would have been perfect for the hot summer but will buy more in other colours when they are available.

I love these, really cool and comfortable but still stylish. The elasticated waist means they sit well and don't go baggy as some linen trousers do.

These trousers are so comfy and smart they are great for work and for holidays. I really like that the elastic is only at the back as it makes them look smart without sacrificing comfort. They're really well made and very cool in this hot weather.

These are very nice, they fit well, they’re comfortable. They seem to be good quality. I would give them five stars if not but two things to do with Marks & Spencer specifically. 1- the amount of plastic waste these online arrivals come with is absurd. Other companies like Seasalt of Cornwall use paper bags, paper linings. Everything‘s recyclable, and there’s just not piles of plastic everywhere. M&S needs to change how they deliver things. They need to go to paper bags and paper linings. The amount of plastic waste is absurd, and I cannot in good conscience separate the quality of the thing I’m purchasing with how M&S delivers these things. Two – I purchased this for over £30 and some change. A week later, it went on discount for 22. I asked the M&S in my town whether or not I could get that £10 back and was refused. I asked if I could return them, and then re-purchased them, and I was told that yes I can return them, but I would not be able to instantly re-purchase them at the same price. Again, M&S policy does have impact on how I feel about the close items I’ve purchased. They are connected as far as I’m concerned. I think there needs to be a reasonable policy that if the price changes that dramatically within 30 days, or even 15, that there is an ability to get a refund. The impact these two things have on how I feel about these trousers actually those matter. I think the trousers are good quality, I think they’re comfortable, I really like them. But M&S policies on so much waste, as well as not really caring about the customer does absolutely impact how I feel about these trousers. I do you think the trousers are worth wearing, and worth keeping. I would recommend them, yes but the M&S policies are making me less likely to recommend M&S in general. And less likely to continue shopping with M&S.

Look more expensive than they are, but they are quite long!