Patagonia Inter-Continental Pants (For Women)

I am not sure who checks sizing but this is the 2nd pair in brown I tried and they are way to big and i wear their black all the time.

I have these pants in black and they fit great. these are way too big and I guess the quality control is non existent. I love my black ones bu these fall down.

Main use has been for day hiking and camping but have been known to wear them out when I think the bright color (orange - but I love it) won't be too much for those I am with. I have a small waist, so the added inside drawstring is a great addition (too bad they removed it from the updated version). The fabric is soft, breathable and extremely comfortable for a full day of hiking. Only bad things I can say about them is that they only come in the one color and that the new version fits nowhere near the same. That's why I'm stocking up on these while I still can.

Love the Patagonia Inter-Continental Pants enough to take the time/effort to hem them. Am 5'4" and these were way too long for me. Fabric is travel worthy, style flattering, and certainly a keeper pair of pants for me.

I really liked the color of these pants. I was disappointed to find that they ran big. I usually wear size 10 in Patagonia pants and these were hanging off of me. Also there was no internal waist band adjustment-not that that would have helped anyway.

I love these pants and it has nothing to do with the color being University of Texas (-:

Excellent for hiking and travel.

Travel, light hiking, casual wear

Just a wee bit big, but the draw string hidden in the waist band easily takes up any slack. I thought the color "dried apricot" would be over the top, it is not. I get many compliments on the color and fit of these pants.

These are good hiking or travel pants, high quality as always from Patagonia. I like the fit very much. I am a size 6, and the 6 fits me on the loose side but clingy enough to be flattering. The waist sits about 1 1/2 inches below my belly button, but it has an internal drawstring (the bow is on the inside) if you want to cinch it higher. The legs flare out slightly from the knees and fall a tad long, but not so long I step on them. If I roll up the legs using the buttons they have for this purpose, the pants convert into high-waters that hit a couple of inches above the ankle. The only "drawbacks" are that the material is kind of loud and rustly when you move, and the pockets are kind of old-school cargo pants pockets. Not super trendy, but then who buys orange hiking pants trying to look trendy? At least you'll never be hard to find if you're lost in the woods!