H&M's Expensive-Looking Linen Trousers Are Back, But I Know They'll All Sell Out Before Summer

As soon as the weather starts to get a little warmer, there's a shift in my wardrobe, and as spring is just on the horizon and I pack away my heavy wools and insulating layers I've discovered this changeover comes in two distinct forms. One is fabrication. Whilst winter essentials take a back seat, the more seasonal fabrics come to the fore, from airy cotton to the most reliable material for the warmer months—linen. In its composition, linen is positioned as a key material as we move into warmer days, thanks to its naturally airy construction, which keeps the wearer cool in any form it comes in, from shirts to dresses to trousers.

The second feature of my wardrobe shift is a change in silhouette, from the structured form of winter, I'm ready to move into more relaxed styles embracing the laid-back nature of the coming months. And if there's one piece that embodies both lightweight textile and ease of design that both spring and summer call for, its linen trousers. Lucky for us, H&M has a wide selection of linen trouser styles to suit all preferences, and they've had a restock just in time for the seasonal shift. Given their popularity, it's likely they'll sell out before the season is in full swing.

Woman in dressing room wears black top, black trousers

(Image credit: @florriealexander)

With each season comes a key piece that defines it. Autumn claims knitwear, winter is all about a great coat, and spring and summer share in the brilliance of the linen trouser. It's not just the airy composition that suits these to the warmer months, but the relaxed feel of linen, making for an understated addition to any outfit. What's more, the natural crinkling makes it a fuss-free item, requiring no ironing which is always a win in my eyes. True to form, H&M has considered that style is personal, with a mix of wide-leg, tailored and slimmer styles to suit the wearers individual needs. Plus, the styles are offered up in a range of versatile neutrals, as well as few stand-out shades to make finding the pair for you even easier.

Now, let's scroll on to explore the 6 different cuts available at H&M in their linen trousers.

SHOP H&M LINEN TROUSERS:

1. Linen-Blend Pull-On Trousers

Style Notes: These trousers feature an elasticated waist and a relaxed fit, ensuring comfort without compromising on style. The pull-on design makes them an easy choice for both casual outings and more polished occasions.

2. Wide-Leg Linen Trousers

Style Notes: Embracing the wide-leg trend, these 100% linen trousers offer a breezy silhouette perfect for warmer days. The zip and concealed button closure gives these trousers a more put together look.

3. Tailored Linen Trousers

Style Notes: For a more structured look, these tailored linen trousers offer a polished appearance suitable for work or formal occasions. The precise tailoring ensures a flattering fit.

4. Ankle-Length Linen Trousers

Style Notes: These slightly cropped trousers are ideal for showcasing your favourite footwear. The ankle-length cut offers a welcome change from the traditional long linen trousers.

5. Loose Fit Linen Trousers

Style Notes: Offering a relaxed pleated silhouette, these trousers are perfect for days when you want to look classic and chic but want to avoid the restrictive nature of a more tailored and straight silhouette.

6. Drawstring Wide Linen Trousers

Style Notes: Combining the comfort of a drawstring waist with the elegance of a wide-leg cut, these trousers are both practical and stylish.

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Florrie Alexander
Shopping Editor

Florrie embarked on her fashion journey whilst studying in Aix-en-Provence, she began to write her dissertation on the history of fashion and landed her first role at Harper’s Bazaar. Following this, she interned for various publications including Elle, Grazia and Marie Claire before joining the fashion team at Conde Nast Traveller. There, she contributed to international photoshoots, styled pages and covers, and produced engaging digital content. Over eight years of fashion industry experience, Florrie has honed her skills from styling e-commerce photoshoots to personal shopping. Florrie first joined Who What Wear UK as a freelancer before becoming the Commerce Writer. Now, as the Shopping Editor, she monitors current trends, new-in styles, wardrobe heroes and how best to style them.

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