Roman’s ‘very comfortable’ £27 linen trousers are ‘just what I need’

Shoppers are keeping cool and comfortable this summer in a pair of effortlessly stylish wide leg trousers from Roman. Made from a linen blend, the trousers have an elasticated waist, with a drawstring detail, ensuring a perfect fit all day long.

Whether worn to work or while on holiday, the trousers are so ‘versatile’ they can be styled for all kinds of occasions. They could become the most hardworking item of clothing in any wardrobe as they ‘go with plenty of colours’ and shoppers can ‘dress them up or down’.

There are three colours to choose from – navy, black or cream, keeping the colour palette neutral and easy to wear alongside other pieces. Some people may find the range of shades a bit boring, in which case there are alternatives on the market.

At Marks and Spencer, these Linen Rich Tailored Wide Leg Trousers are a beautiful ‘mango’ hue, reminiscent of a sunset or a fruity cocktail. Priced at £40, they come in sizes 6 to 24 and in petite, regular or long.

Roman’s linen trousers come in sizes 10 to 20, but they do lack the option to choose from petite or long. Shoppers with shorter legs may find these Petite Stone Drawstring Wide Leg Trousers from New Look a better fit – and they’re on sale for £19.49 down from £25.99.

Customers at Roman can also save 10% off all new season items on the website with the code MAY. This means the linen trousers are £27 instead of £30 for a limited time.

Linen is one of the most breathable fabrics around, so Roman’s trousers are an excellent choice for those that want a bit more coverage without overheating as the weather warms up. They look equally as good with flats or heels and the wide leg design is universally flattering.

A reviewer confirmed this by saying ‘they are just what I need’ this summer. Someone else was so impressed they’ve returned to Roman’s website to pick up another pair, writing: “Already got the ivory coloured ones, very comfortable and nice wide leg for keeping cool in the summer.”