A Cut Above Women's Uniform Pants - Falcon Poly Wool - Navy

ALL TROUSERS ARE IN THE UNITED STATES SIZING

On our airline pilot uniform trousers, the waistband height is modern professional: not too low to be inappropriate or cause untucking, but not too high to compromise our style goal of fashionable professional.

Made of high grade machine washable 52% Polyester / 45% Wool / 3% Spandex blend, these pants are optimized to benefit from the poly, the wool, and the spandex.

At A Cut Above, you have two options for trouser length:

• Unhemmed Trousers
  If you need a more precise length than our 1-inch increments, we recommend selecting the unhemmed version. You can then take them to a local alterations company for a perfect custom hem.
  
• Custom Hemmed Trousers
  Choose a custom inseam length, tailored by our in-house team. The benefit here is that you get a great fitted pair of trousers right off the rack! However, please note that we only offer 1-inch inseam increments.

This gives you the flexibility to get the exact fit you desire, whether it's through our convenient in-house tailoring or a local specialist.

How to order Custom Hemmed Trousers:

Right now we are working on a better system for ordering custom length trousers. For now, simply select 'Custom Length' as an option and we'll send you an email so you can respond with your length requirement. You can also add your required length to the 'Notes' section when you checkout which will save some time! Your options for trouser length are: 27", 29", 30", 31", 32", 33" or 34"

What makes our airline uniform trousers great?

• Airline compliant color, style, quality
• Machine Washable
• Value Priced
• Consistent and reliable color matching
• Durable Anti-Static finish
• No fading
• No scratchy wool - only long fine wool fibers
• Dependable and durable

What can make a uniform trouser not so great?

• Low crotch that binds with each stride
• Skin irritating low quality wools and finishes
• Dry clean requirements taking up your time and money
• Static buildup
• Inconsistent color that may or may not match a blazer
• Baggy legs that make you look shorter and stockier.

Wool is the best material for making pants. Not only will it hold a crease for multiple wears, it also absorbs moisture while releasing odors unlike the low price alternative polyester/rayon. Cotton pants are nice for your days off but cannot provide the professional image that your passengers look for and your chief pilot expects.