Old Navy Is Selling 'Perfect' $24 Trousers That Look So Similar to a Designer Style That's Over 7x the Price

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Whenever we want to add new pieces to our wardrobes, we want to make sure that we're choosing wisely. Sometimes we shop for a special occasion, but our best purchases are on staple items that we want to wear on repeat.

The latest style that we're eyeing are these adorable pants from Old Navy , which are quickly gaining positive traction with reviewers. They say that these "stylish" pants are "fabulous," and have become one of their most-worn pieces in their closets.

High-Waisted Billie Straight Trouser, $24 (was $40) at Old Navy

The pants have a simple and sleek design, but that's exactly what makes them so chic. They're a pull-on style with a high-waist cut, and have tapered pant legs that get narrower toward the ankle. They also have a drawstring in the elastic waistband that you can adjust to further chinch in the waist.

What shoppers adore most about these pants is the comfortable material that they're made from. It's described as "soft and stretchy," and shoppers even note that they "feel like lounge pants" — even though they look far more sophisticated. That's thanks to the pleated detail on the front of each pant leg, which gives them more of a trouser look than a typical pair of knit joggers.

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That same detail also helps make these pants look far more high-end than they actually are, especially at this sale price. They have a designer vibe to them that you can compare to these high-end pants from A.P.C. , which are over seven times as expensive.

Carlota Pants, $183 (was $365) at A.P.C.

If you're looking for comfy pants that you can dress up or down, this is the pair that you need to flock to. They're the definition of "fabulous," according to shoppers, and some have even snatched up multiples in different colors. Reviewers say that you shouldn't walk, but "run" to get your hands on them, especially while they're on sale.