Ewedoos Lightweight Wide Leg Travel Pants

Name: Ewedoos Lightweight Wide Leg Travel Pants
Brand: Ewedoos
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.9 (49 reviews)

3.9 · 49 ratings

$19.99colorways and sizes from $19.99 to $23.99

Colorway: Black

Size run: every size the style comes in; the checkout shows which are in stock today.

XSSMLXL2XL

SizesXS to 2XL
Inseam4" or 8" or 30"
Pockets3
RiseHigh, at the natural waist
Sun ratingUPF 50+
Colorways4

The cloth is rated UPF 50+ for sun protection on the skin it covers. This quality is part of the fabric itself, not a coating that will wash out over time. Its light weight makes it easy to pack for travel, and it resists creasing when folded in a suitcase. The pants are a pull-on style and include three pockets.

We offer this piece in multiple lengths. The full-length pant is cut for a flat shoe or a low heel at the office. We also make two shorter versions as a dress short, not an athletic short, for warmer days or resort wear. The Navy colorway, for example, works for a client dinner or a conference.

One of 17 on the work pants and jeans shelf in the Ewedoos lineup. It also answers to dress pants. Sizes describe the garment, not a body, and the way we keep the figures current is set out on how we update the catalog.

UPF 50+ describes the cloth as sold, dry and unstretched: it blocks about 98 percent of UV on the skin it covers and nothing on the skin it leaves bare. It is not a substitute for shade or for sunscreen on the face, the hands and the neck.

Where this comes from

Sun-Protective Clothing · The Skin Cancer Foundation. What UPF 50 means (98 percent of UV blocked), what decides a fabric’s rating, and why a wet or stretched cloth protects less. Read September 2, 2026.
What to wear to protect your skin from the sun · American Academy of Dermatology. The dermatologists’ rules: dense weaves and dark or bright colours, a UPF number on the label, and sunscreen on the skin the cloth leaves bare. Read September 2, 2026.
Threading Your Way Through the Labeling Requirements Under the Textile and Wool Acts · US Federal Trade Commission. The label every garment has to carry: fiber content by generic name and percentage, country of origin, and the company responsible for it. Read September 2, 2026.
Clothes Captioning: Complying with the Care Labeling Rule · US Federal Trade Commission. A permanently attached washing or drycleaning instruction, a reasonable basis behind it, and a warning where a procedure a buyer would assume is safe would harm the garment. Read September 2, 2026.

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