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Pull on the prAna Women's Cameo Pants on chilly summer mornings. As the day warms up, roll-up the bottoms, secure them with their pull-ties, and stay cool. prAna's stretch cotton fabric keeps you comfortable as you take in the sights on your well-deserved vacation. Leave your purse in the hotel and stash your wallet and keys in the Cameo Pants' side cargo pockets.
Cameo pants from Prana will ensure your "cameo" appearance is a memorable one. Darling cotton pants are lightweight and have contrast stitching to highlight pockets and seams.
| Belt: | Belt loops |
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| Gusseted Crotch: | No |
| Inseam: | 32in (81cm) |
| Material: | 98% Cotton, 2% spandex |
| Pockets: | 2 Front, 2 diagonal cargo side pockets |
| Recommended Use: | Casual, adjusting to changing temperatures |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Dark Blue |  | Light Blue |
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Bought 2 pairs | |
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| Seems very breathable, lovely cotton. The fit & breathability makes them a candidate for both sleeping in & hiking outside on active trips (if you find your pant legs a relatively loose fit like I do). I'm always looking for pants that can be securely rolled up/down (beach walks, poison oak). Light color is good for tick detection. Don't think they're quick drying on the line (though never tried). Shrank a tad in the dryer. | |
| olive oyl at Sierra Trading Post on 07/22/2009 | |
These are my favorite Prana pants! | |
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| I am 5'8" but a size small,and these are my favorite climbing pants. They run longer than most Prana bottoms, which is perfect if you have trouble finding pants that are't too short. The fabric is very comfortable,and the drawstring waist makes the overall fit just right. The cinch leg feature really works too! I own these in green and blue and would buy them again if more colors were available. | |
| skiergirl at Sierra Trading Post on 01/25/2008 | |
great for skinny girls! | |
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| I have tried to order other prana bottoms, and they are always way too big. I ordered these in an XS, and they fit perfect. I am 5'3" and wear a size 0 or 1, and I find these are the perfect length and also a comfortable slim fit! I wish prana would use these as a standard XS fit, or start making XXS! | |
| kristen the climber at Sierra Trading Post on 12/26/2008 | |
Well-Loved Pants | |
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| I have owned many pairs of PrAna pants and I love the fit, style and ease of care. These pants are great for those who need a slightly longer inseem. They are also great for those of us who have muscular legs - they are roomy enough to move comfortably but still show off the body's shape. | |
| Julz at Sierra Trading Post on 01/07/2008 | |
Awesome Pants | |
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| Now this is a perfect fitting pant. Especially with the drawcord waist to cinch up the gap I always get in the waist. These are also a great length. Slightly longer than typical Prana pants in a size small. Super soft fabric. Would be great to see them in colors other than this blue. | |
| Elka at Sierra Trading Post on 12/05/2007 | |
versatile | |
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| very lightweight. length is longer than most prana pants which is nice. i like the capri feature. the pants are a little tight around hips and big in waist but would be too big if i ordered up a size, they seem like they will loosen up. | |
| teenyclimber at Sierra Trading Post on 01/07/2008 | |
Great Pants!! | |
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| I bought the olive ones last year and love them, glad I didn't miss out on this color!!! They are just a great casual wear pant, you can wear them long or sinch up the hem w/ the straps, perfect for spring weather!! | |
| yoga girl at Sierra Trading Post on 04/04/2009 | |
Nice lightweight pant | |
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| Nice fit, ever so slightly big in the waist, but drawstring fixes this easily and without looking tacky. They are a bit long. I'm 5'4", probably better on a taller peson, but they roll and loop nicely. | |
| ChrisTeaches at Sierra Trading Post on 08/04/2008 | |
A little snug | |
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| I have several paar of Prana pants, depending on the fabric, the fit can very on the hips. The cotton ones in this case seem to run smaller in the hip area than the Polyester versions. | |
| Picky with jeans at Sierra Trading Post on 08/04/2008 | |
A little small. | |
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| These were really cute pants, I just found them to be a little small (maybe that's par for the course with prana bottoms?). I sent them back. Wasn't completely sold on the capri feature. | |
| Meagan at Sierra Trading Post on 07/21/2008 | |
Flat but only! | |
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| These pants run very small. I normally wear a medium and sized up as recommended and that was still too small. | |
| Shanna at Sierra Trading Post on 03/31/2008 | |
Good concept but...... | |
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| When I first put these on I was so relieved and thought that I had finally found the perfect pair of climbing pants! The fit was great and unlike other Prana pants the crotch wasn't 4" to long!! So, I merrily went about wearing them to my local climbing gym feeling confident and not looking like my usual baggy bottomed self. Here's were the real test came.... The GOOD news is, if they had held their shape, the waist band never would have slipped below the harness and the fabric had just enough stretch that I could do any move I needed to without restriction. The BAD news ....the didn't hold their shape. They seemed to go from a medium to extra large after a few hours of climbing. Not only that, the snaps on the waist band failed! At first I could see one was defective and I was hoping the other would hold but it just got weaker. (So glad I wasn't on a big wall or deep into a hike when all this defect occurred! It's pretty hard to run from a bear with your pants falling down around your ankles!!!) Prana, if you read this please take note....Love the design but please up the quality. I gave it a 3 because I liked the concept. | |
| BB in California at Backcountry.com Outlet on 07/06/2007 | |
Exttremely Long Pants | |
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| Now that I've had these pants shortened, I love them. The alterations cost quite a bit due to the top-stitching and drawstring tab. Before altering, there was so much fabric that it looked kind of funny all cinched up. I am average height (5-6"), so they might work better on someone taller. As with other Prana pants, the Cameo has great style details and quality fabric. | |
| C.J. at Sierra Trading Post on 07/27/2008 | |
Cute pants, but oddly fitting | |
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| These were perfect out of the bag, but after one use the waistband stretched a ton. They kept sagging on my hike. Still, the design with the cinches to pull up the legs and the pockets are great. I'll just have to wear a belt next time. | |
| NOLAmeg at Backcountry.com Outlet on 07/11/2007 | |
Awkward fit | |
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| Odd fit. "Waist" which is really low gapes, rest of pants tight. More of a maternity cut. | |
| Magdalena Mountain at Sierra Trading Post on 07/22/2009 | |
