Are beige trousers that bad?

I would never wear beige trousers of any design and as for beige anoraks.............
Sorry if this upsets anyone but annep did ask!!

I love Robell trousers and have 5 pairs in varied colours, navy, black, silver grey, sage green, and ..... beige/latte/neutral/mushroom...
They are 7/8 ankle skimmers and I love my beige trousers to bits. They definitely do not look frumpy. It's how you wear them.
With a crimpelene (sp) top or a 'safe' top, with the wrong shoes etc anything can look frumpy.
I wear mine with funky Masai tops, sharp shoes or sandals, sometimes my Fitflops.

I don't have a beige anorak .....
In fact, I don't have an anorak

The only problem with beige trousers is that they will show the red wine stains .....

and - does Crimplene still exist?

Nothing wrong with beige on the bottom half, teamed with something bright or deep on the top.

And always better than black, black, black,black ,black.........

ps, I have never heard of Robell trousers

I’ve just this minute googled them, Jalima.

While pouring a red wine, trying not to spill.

If you visit resorts like Marbella or Puerto Banus, you will see ladies of a certain age wearing beige, ankle grazer chinos, looking remarkably chic and elegant.
It's all in the cut and material.

While pouring a red wine, trying not to spill.
It's not the pouring ..... it's the table to mouth part that could be the problem.
I am very clumsy.
So I should always wear dark or red trousers.

If you visit resorts like Marbella or Puerto Banus, you will see ladies of a certain age wearing beige, ankle grazer chinos, looking remarkably chic and elegant.
That would be me
On my yacht

I wasn't staying there Jalima, just jumped on a bus for a few Euros and went to "people watch"

We did stay near there (how posh are we?)
But not on a yacht.
That was the first time I ate squid and it was chewy and horrible, have never touched it since.

I'm sure all you happy wearers of beige trousers look very smart. However, we are (mostly) older ladies so are bound to find beige trousers smart - it's a sign of ageing!!

I have seen DD wear beige trousers - must tell her they are very ageing!!

I did laugh at some of your replies. I agree. Definitely not to be worn with a glass of red in one's hand. I think I will continue to wear but only with dark contrasting tops and not so often.. Mine sound the same as yours Coolgran tight capri style.. I think I will get a denim pair as well. They are definitely not baggy dress trousers or crimplene. I wouldnt wear those. Thanks everyone. Its great to be able to ask.

and get honest replies.

I am very fair and wear beige linen trousers in the summer with a crisp white blouse and a floaty scarf and white soled deck shoes and photos confirm it's not an 'old lady' outfit.

My very petite friend has a fitted (tailored) beige padded jacket which she wears with skinny jeans and she looks extremely chic!

I think we may be confusing the days of the awful crimplene with beige trousers? I have now started looking at younger women, and yes, beige is evident on the high street. My daughter has beige capri pants and they look good on her slim legs worn with ballerina pumps.

Just call it 'sand' and not beige!

It's not a good look - especially with grey or white hair
I should add that my hair is not grey or white!

You might just be able to get away with the all beige look, then, Jalima

Hmmm! I had to google Robell trousers and, apart from the eye watering price, I thought they looked great.
But, when I ticked the beige box and had a page full of beige trousers, somehow they didn’t look nearly so good to me.
But if you feel good in them annep, that is the important thing.
PS this makes me very glad I don’t have a sister. How rude! ?

Never All Beige varian!!

navy and beige sand
black and beige sand
colourful and beige sand

White and beige sand is fine too