Apella Plus Size Bottom Wear: Style, Comfort & Inclusive Fit for Every Body
Looking for bottom wear that fits your curves and doesn’t compromise on style? Apella’s Bottom Wear collection delivers—covering everything from metallic cotton pants to printed palazzos and flared styles—all crafted with inclusive sizing, comfort, and trend-forward design. Here’s a breakdown of each sub-category, why it matters, and how you can work it into your wardrobe.
1. Cotton Metallic Pants
Explore the shimmering twist on everyday bottoms: Apella’s Cotton Metallic Pants collection uses breathable cotton blended with a metallic sheen—so you get comfort + a subtle glow. For example, the “Cotton Metallic Pant Palazzo” comes in sizes XS–10XL and features functional side pockets.
Why it stands out: Metallic finish elevates the simple pant into something party-ready, but the fabric remains cotton and comfortable.
Fit & inclusivity call-out: Sizes up to 10XL, customization available—great if you’ve felt frustrated with limited plus-size options.
Style tip: Pair with a long kurta for an ethnic event or a tucked-in shirt and blazer for a modern twist.
2. Pants & Palazzos
This sub-category covers relaxed wide-leg palazzos and regular pants designed for stylish ease. The collection “Pants & Palazzos” offers cotton, georgette, sharara style palazzos, flared palazzos, printed palazzos etc.
Why pick this: The wide-leg or palazzo silhouette gives movement, breathability and a flattering drape—especially good for plus-size frames.
Fit & inclusivity: Again sizes XS–10XL and free size customisation.
Style tip: For a casual day look, pick a cotton palazzo with a solid casual top. For an ethnic outing, go with printed or embroidered palazzo + kurta.
3. Salwars & Patialas
Classic Indian bottom wear re-imagined for inclusive sizing. While the website doesn’t give as detailed a page here in the snippet, it’s clearly listed as a sub-category under Bottom Wear.
Why it’s important: Many plus-size shoppers find Indian silhouettes like salwars/patialas lacking in fit. Apella’s version ensures proper sizing, customization and style.
Style tip: Choose a lightly printed salwar with a solid kurta and dupatta for festive wear. Patiala sets can be relaxed and comfortable for longer wear.
4. Lycra Slub Pants
These are pants crafted in Lycra-blend slub fabric — offering stretch, texture and comfort. The “Printed Bottoms” collection includes Lycra poplin/lycra pants.
Why they matter: Lycra bodies adjust well to curves, stretch provides comfort, slub adds texture so the fabric doesn’t look basic.
Fit & inclusivity: Stretch fabrics help ensure better fit across sizes, and Apella includes up to 10XL.
Style tip: These work well for fusion looks—pair with a tunic or short kurti and flip-flops or sandals for an easy, comfortable outfit.
5. Flared Pants
Flared-leg bottoms are making a comeback—and for good reason: lengthening effect, balanced silhouette, movement. While a specific “Flared Pants” page wasn’t deeply found, it’s listed within the Bottom Wear collection.
Why go flared: For plus-size bodies, flared bottoms can counterbalance volume on top, draw attention downward, create a flow.
Style tip: Choose a dark flared pant, pair with a tucked or cinched top to define your waist, and minimal accessories.
6. Flared Palazzo Pants
This combines the palazzo’s width with a flared leg style—amplifying the drape, volume and statement look. Again, Apella lists this explicitly.
Why it stands out: For height illusion, flow, and making a fashion statement, flare + palazzo = win.
Style tip: Keep the top more fitted (to contrast the wide leg), or pick a shorter top so the volume of the bottom is visible and intentional.
7. Printed Bottoms
This sub-category adds visual texture and personality—prints, patterns, and playful motifs. The “Printed Bottoms” collection features printed lycra pants, printed palazzos and more.
Why play with prints: Solid colours are safe—but prints let you broadcast style, mood and identity. For plus-size wearers, print placement and scale matter: Apella appears mindful of that.
Style tip: If bottom is printed, pair top in a solid colour drawn from the print to tie the look. Keep accessories minimal so print remains the hero.