bebe Womens Yoga Pants French Terry Jogger Sweatpants PJ Bottoms

Very comfy sexy style and true to size

Comfortable. Great color. I was worried that the crisscross tie in the front would be bulky but it’s not at all. Very happy with these lounge pants.

I have lots of bebe clothing, so this was the perfect addition. I ordered M, but it was too big on my waist and a bit buggy, so I returned to get S. It was still a little big, but manageable. My waist is 26 inches and 5 feet. The quality of the material is good, but thin. Very comfortable to wear. I love the silver logo on the bottom of the left leg. It was very easy return and exchange.

There is ink spots all over the item and I am a Size 4 and ordered a Medium and it is way too tight and way too short. If I wasn’t using them to sleep in, they would be returned pronto! If you are a small buy an XL. Once I wash them they will probably be returned.

I’m only 5 feet tall. I wasn’t sure if these would fit but they do and I love the feel and the look of these pants. Got another pair. If you’re short like me You can still wear them but you need to wear Shoes with some Height

Nice pants but sizing is really off!! They are made very large and unfortunately no drawstring to tighten the waist

Pants are very comfortable I work at a warehouse I'm on my feet all night these pants are perfect i hope amazon have them in other colors soon

I did not get what I was expecting whatsoever when I received these as described by your ad "95% cotton, 5%spandex" also described as being made from "french terry" material. The elastic lace-up waist part was entirely true but a good deal of the description provided by Amazon was entirely untrue. According to the tag on these p.j. pants, they are made from "58% polyester, 27% cotton, and 5% spandex. Also being made from french terry which is a favorite type of material of mine I expected them to be made from a terry like (as in cotton toweling material). If you had provided a true and honest description of what they were truly made from, I would immediately have moved onto another choice. French terry tends to usually be quite insulating and therefore warm to wear; winter's coming to MN, you know. I would have been better off moving on to buy flannel than this very poor substitute for real and "genuine" French terry. Lastly, I've always thought of "bebe" as an American brand and reading further on inside the label, I come to find that these were made in China. For your customer's health's sake, your fabric descriptions are vitally important in their description because they may be, as I am, allergic to what I describe as "manmade synthetic" material.