The white wide-leg pants have two decisions to make: how much they reveal, then which size has the room you want. The listing describes a thin, semi-sheer woven fabric with slight stretch and a 95% polyester, 5% elastane composition. It does not confirm a lining. The title says “striped,” while the specification calls the design “plain”; inspect the gallery and ask what produces the visible effect on the selected item.

Start with the coverage you need

If you want to wear these with a short top in daylight, request a current front and back photo in natural light and ask whether the pants are lined. White fabric can look different against different underlayers; the listing does not provide an opacity test. If you plan a longer top or your own underlayer, compare that combination with the pants’ rise and length in a mirror before relying on a styled product image. For an event with strong backlighting, ask for a photo in similar light or choose a different garment if coverage cannot be confirmed.

Only then choose the size

The listed waist figures are 60, 64, 68, 72 and 76 cm from XS to XL. Hips are 106, 110, 114, 118 and 122 cm, so both columns rise 4 cm at each step. Compare these figures with a wide-leg pair you already wear comfortably. A larger size may add room, but it cannot answer the lining question. The source does not clarify whether the chart records body dimensions or finished garments, or how much the “slight stretch” changes the fit.

The length column runs 104.5 to 110.5 cm. Set the shoes you intend to wear beside a reference pair and compare the overall lengths; ask where the seller begins the tape if floor clearance matters. The most useful pre-purchase request is a photo of the exact White option in your likely size, plus a clear answer on lining and measurement method. That evidence can settle questions that the size selector alone cannot.