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‘Lounge pant perfection': These cozy, drapey beauties are down to $27 — save 50%

Kristine Solomon
·3 min read

At the intersection of yoga pants, leggings and joggers, there’s a sweet spot occupied by one of Amazon’s top-selling bottoms — a pair of soft harem-style lounge pants by Dibaolong. The figure-flattering, boho leg wear is a precious find for those who appreciate comfort and style, and right now, these drapey beauties happen to be over 50% off. Searching for pants that are better than sweats but just as comfortable? Something casual for holiday get-togethers? An everyday option to throw on for errands (and then keep on for exercise)?

DIBAOLONG

Diabaolong Comfy Lounge Pants with Pockets

$18$56Save $38
These flattering harem-style pants fit like joggers and feel as comfy as sweatpants.
$18 at Amazon

Dibaolong Lounge Pants come in 27 colors and patterns, from black to royal blue to camo — and every option is on sale for $27. Multiples, anyone?

The cat’s out of the bag on these cozy pants. More than 7,7000 fans have stepped up with five-star reviews that elevate the Dibaolong pants to heights I honestly did not think clothing was capable of reaching. So if you see a color you love, grab them while your size is in stock. Word is getting around.

A photo of the lounge pants in multiple colors.
Lounge around, but look your best! (Photo: Amazon/Getty)

“Lounge pant perfection,” “Best pants I’ve ever ordered off of Amazon” and “Obsessed. Need two more!” are just a sampling of the enthusiastic expressions of devotion these pants have inspired from blissful customers.

I have to admit, these loosey gooseys did stop me in my tracks while I was shopping. The way the material ruches at the waist is what sold me immediately. As someone who’s always trying to dress to accentuate my waist, I understand the power of ruching. The way the cinching is echoed in the cuffed ankles is what makes the overall silhouette so supremely flattering.

And then, get this: The Dibaolong Lounge Pants have pockets. What is it about pockets that makes a pair of casual pants irresistible? Is it the fact that I can run out the door without a purse, because I forgot to buy baking soda for my holiday pie? Is it the easy stance I can affect (see below) while waiting in line to pay for said baking soda? Maybe it's just knowing the pockets are there for my phone. In any case, major plus.

Let’s also talk about the absolute joy of spending entire weekends in these pants. Take it from this reviewer: “Incredibly soft!! I threw them on right away!!! And oh my goodness, I'm buying more colors because they are so comfortable. They are lightweight, flowy, and sit well on me.”

Or this honest one: “They are so soft and comfy. True to size. I am 5’5” and chonky.... They accentuate my booty/waist ratio beautifully. Very flattering. They don’t ride up or sneak into crevices. Don’t have to constantly readjust how the waist or crotch or ankles sit.”

Knowing that a pair of pants are this beloved on Amazon is reason enough to pick up a pair, but saving money in the process really seals the deal. Grab the drawstring-waist beauties in a few of your favorite hues, then enjoy them at the gym, in the car, on the couch; anywhere you wear your Dibaolong Lounge Pants, you’ll be in seventh heaven.

One fan, who's clearly reading my mind, bottom lines it: “I could see myself wearing these every day.” Amen.

DIBAOLONG

Diabaolong Comfy Lounge Pants with Pockets

$18$56Save $38
These flattering harem-style pants fit like joggers and feel as comfy as sweatpants.
$18 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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