Shoppers are snapping up affordable linen trousers that give a similar look to Princess Kate’s polished white summer style
If you’re after a summer pair of trousers that feels lighter than jeans but still looks smart, a wide-leg white pair is one of the easiest wardrobe upgrades — and ASOS has a £29.99 option shoppers are buying fast.
The trousers in question are the Stradivarius linen trousers on ASOS, designed in a regular fit with a straight, wide leg. They also come with belt loops and a brown belt included, making them a simple “add a top and go” outfit for warm days.
They’ve drawn comparisons to the tailored white trousers Princess Kate has been seen wearing (her designer look has previously been linked to Alexander McQueen), but this is a much more budget-friendly way to achieve a similar silhouette without the premium price tag.
Colours, sizes and the complete look
The Kate-inspired white pair isn’t the only option; the trousers also come in brown, purple, black, pale yellow and beige. Sizes range from UK 4 to UK 16, though the white colourway is selling out quickly on ASOS.
For a simple, chic look, pair the white trousers with this ONLY cinched-waist top for £38. The top features a V-neckline, a button placket, cap sleeves, a pintuck waist, and a regular fit.
Alternatively, New Look’s white boat-neck button-through tank top (£12) is a straightforward staple. However, If you prefer a pop of colour like the princess, then this ASOS DESIGN slash-neck tie-back tank top in yellow for £22 is a great summer choice.
Whether you’re a trainer fan or a sandal lover, these trousers work with any vibe. For a more sporty, casual look, we suggest the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Ox trainers in white mono (£60) or for a more chic outfit, then the Storke flat sandals in brown Raffia (£14) work perfectly.
Shoppers thoughts
Reviews suggest that the ASOS white trousers are a solid buy for the price, with one customer writing: “Lovely trousers, not too see-through, but you should stick to nude pants just in case. The belt is very nice.”
Not everyone had the same experience, though, as another shopper said: “Washed once as instructed, and they have come away at the seam.”
ASOS lists them as machine-washable, but it’s worth double-checking the care label and washing instructions to help avoid issues.
More alternatives
If white trousers aren’t for you, Next is offering White Wide Leg Trousers for £36. The description reads: “Make a bold statement with these wide-leg trousers, designed to offer a sophisticated yet relaxed silhouette.
These trousers feature a modern, wide-leg cut that provides elegant movement and a contemporary fit for both professional and social settings.
“Crafted with a streamlined finish, they include a secure hook and bar closure and functional side pockets for effortless everyday style.”
Marks & Spencer also has a £40 corduroy option, while Nobody’s Child is selling White Pleated Wide Leg Trousers (£35), with sizes selling out fast.
