Why Your Trousers Gap at the Waist (And How We Finally Fixed It)
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The "Waist Gap" Struggle is Over If you have a pear-shaped body—meaning your hips and thighs are wider than your waist—you already know the dressing room nightmare. You try on a pair of trousers. If they fit your hips, you have two inches of extra fabric gaping at the back of your waist. If they fit your waist, you can’t pull them past your thighs.
Most fast-fashion brands cut their trousers in a straight, boxy line to save money on manufacturing. They expect you to just wear a belt and deal with the bunching fabric.
At IMANA, we decided that women shouldn't have to alter brand-new clothes just to make them wearable. Here is how our Cotton Co-Ord sets are engineered to fix the ultimate fit problem.
1. The "Curve-Fit" Tailoring Instead of a straight cut, our trousers feature a tailored, contoured waistband. This means the fabric is cut to curve inward at your natural waist while leaving ample, relaxed room through the hips and thighs. The result? A flush, secure fit at the lower back with zero gapping when you sit down.
2. High-GSM Cotton vs. Clingy Synthetics When you carry your curves on your lower half, thin, clingy fabrics are the enemy. Polyester and cheap blends stick to the skin and highlight areas you might want to smooth out. We use High-GSM (High Density) Cotton. It provides a structured drape. The fabric falls cleanly from the widest part of your hip down to the hem, creating an elongated, elegant silhouette without clinging.
3. The Beauty of the Co-Ord Set for the Pear Shape Stylists always recommend "color-blocking" or drawing attention upward for a pear shape. But a monochrome co-ord set actually creates an unbroken vertical line, making you look taller and leaner. Our structured tops balance out the lower half, giving you a proportional, effortlessly put-together look for the office or the weekend.
Stop Compromising on Your Fit You don't need to size up. You don't need to visit the tailor. You just need trousers engineered for your actual body.
