Imperial trousers at a glance
Imperial, the Italian fashion brand, sells a wide range of trousers for women and men, and its outlet had dozens of styles at reduced prices when we checked on 15 October 2026. This guide covers the fits on offer, real prices and how to get the size right. Note that Imperial's online shop delivers to 16 European countries, including Italy, France and Spain, but not to the US, the UK or Germany. All of Imperial's current offers are on our Imperial coupons page.
| Fits in the outlet | Outlet prices | Original prices | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women | Wide-leg, palazzo, flared, straight, cropped | €14.90 to €38.50 | €44.00 to €119.00 |
| Men | Regular fit with pleats or drawstring, cargo, chino, jogger, wide-leg | €18.50 to €39.95 | €59.90 to €124.00 |
Both trouser sections had a second page of results; the prices above are from the first 24 styles in each. Most reductions were close to 68%, or about two-thirds off.
Women's trousers: the cuts
- Wide-leg: the largest group, from mid-rise wide-leg trousers at €17.00 (was €55.00) and floral wide-leg trousers at €24.50 (was €76.00) to printed gradient wide-leg trousers at €38.50 (was €119.00). Some have front pleats (€32.00, was €99.00), a front fastening (€22.00, was €70.00) or an elasticated two-tone waist (€29.50, was €92.00).
- Palazzo: high-waisted palazzo trousers with no visible seams at €24.50 (was €76.00) and a wide-leg high-waisted palazzo at €29.50 (was €92.00).
- Flared: high-waisted flared trousers with an elastic waist at €14.90 (was €44.00), the cheapest pair, and lace-trimmed flared trousers at €28.50 (was €89.00).
- Straight: straight trousers with a centre pleat and pockets at €22.00 (was €70.00) and straight trousers with a button closure at €29.50 (was €92.00).
- Cropped and striped: wide-leg cropped trousers with a centre pleat at €24.50 (was €79.00) and striped wide-leg trousers with an elastic waist at €22.45 (was €70.00).
Men's trousers: the fits
- Regular fit with pleats: front-pleat trousers at €32.00 (was €100.00), pleats with a decorative chain at €29.50 (was €92.00), a micro pinstripe pair at €28.50 (was €89.00) and classic pleated straight-leg trousers at €22.00 (was €69.00).
- Regular fit with drawstring: the cheapest men's pairs, from €18.50 (was €59.90) to €23.50 (was €75.00), with side pockets.
- Cargo: five cargo styles from €29.50 (was €94.90, with a gathered hem) to €39.95 (was €124.00, with patch pockets).
- Chino and jogger: chinos at €24.50 (was €79.00), chinos with a drawstring belt at €27.00 (was €84.00) and joggers with an elastic waist at €19.50 (was €62.00).
- Wide-leg: wide-leg trousers with micro vertical stripes at €29.50 (was €92.00).
New-season trousers
For Fall Winter 2026, Imperial's home page highlighted women's high-waisted cropped skinny trousers with a back zip and men's baggy-fit trousers with pleats and a high waist. We did not see their prices, so check them on the product pages; new-season pieces are full price, while the outlet holds previous collections.
Choosing a fit
A few general points help when you compare these cuts. Wide-leg and palazzo trousers are loose from hip to hem, with palazzo the fuller of the two; flared trousers are close-fitting at the top and widen below the knee; straight trousers keep one width down the leg. On men's trousers, pleats add room at the front, while a drawstring or elastic waist trades a sharper look for comfort. Imperial says sizes vary with the cut and fabric of each garment, so use the Size Finder on each product page rather than your usual size, and check the composition there or on the inside label.
Delivery and returns
Home delivery costs €9.90 and is free on orders over €150; at outlet prices that takes, for example, three pairs of men's trousers at €32.00, €34.95 and €39.95 plus two shirts at €24.50, which come to €155.90. In Italy, collecting the order in an Imperial shop is free at any value. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery and are free in Imperial's authorised shops in Italy (€7.90 or €9.90 by UPS otherwise). Imperial describes refunds only, not exchanges, so for another size you return the pair and order again. Every outlet category is in our Imperial outlet guide, and the full return rules are in the Imperial online shop guide.
How we checked this page
Every price and rule here comes from Imperial's official site, imperialfashion.com: the women's and men's outlet trouser pages, its home page and its help centre pages on sizes, composition, shipping and returns, read on 15 October 2026. Outlet prices change as stock sells, and the percentages are our own arithmetic from the prices shown. We did not buy or test anything and did not use coupon sites as a source. Imperial's current offers are on our Imperial coupons page. This page is maintained by the SavingArena Editorial Team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to what readers ask about this topic.
How much are Imperial trousers?
In the outlet on 15 October 2026, women's trousers cost €14.90 to €38.50 and men's €18.50 to €39.95, about two-thirds below their original prices.
Does Imperial sell wide-leg trousers?
Yes. Wide-leg and palazzo cuts were the largest group in the women's outlet, and the men's outlet had wide-leg trousers with micro vertical stripes.
Does Imperial make cargo trousers for men?
Yes. The men's outlet had five cargo styles, from €29.50 to €39.95, alongside regular fit, chino and jogger trousers.
How do I find my Imperial trouser size?
Imperial says sizes vary by cut and fabric, so use the Size Finder on each product page, which suggests a size from your measurements and preferred fit.
Can I exchange Imperial trousers for another size?
Imperial's pages describe refunds only, not exchanges. Return the pair within 14 days of delivery and order the other size.
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