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Meanwhile, these 4 lucky ladies won free pants!
No matter your shape, size or height - we got you covered. Four different length options offered, including AMAZONIAN, and PLUS Sizes!
Easy Breezy
One pant for all women for all occasions. From home to office to the airplane, all you need is SHOO.
Q&A
And yes! SHOO is soooo comfy. Made with soft natural fibers in a wide waist pull on style.
Specifications
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8 Pockets
Perfect for Travel
A Must Have For All
Busy Women
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Natural Fabric
Lenzing Ecovero
Made from Sustainably
Sourced Trees
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RIRI Zippers
Upcycled Lip
Smooth, SustainableSwiss Made
Gals carry tools, too!
That's why SHOO even has a secret pocket underneath the cuffs to carry a small powerbank around without the bulge.
Who Can Wear
So many women kept telling me how they have a difficult time finding pants due to being too tall, too short, or too large. One style of pant can't fit everyone well, but I designed these pants to flatter a wide variety of sizes and shapes. Give it a try and see for yourself. If it doesnt work, we offer a 30-day full refund guarantee.
~ Stacy, Founder of SHOO
Check out below photos from customers and SHOO friends!
The awesome models you see on these pages (except for the dancer :D) are friends, colleagues and volunteers. Below are more images of SHOO friends, and also SHOO customers, wearing the Super Pant.
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Athletes
SHOO pockets are perfect for tennis, golf...
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Busy Moms
Baby & doggie moms need pockets
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Column
Fashionable doggie mom in SHOO Pearl pants.
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All Shapes & Sizes
We've got your curves covered
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Professional Women
Looking stylish in fall with boots
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Golfers
The Pearl color makes a smart golf outfit
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Nature Enthusiasts
Versatile pants for dressing up or down
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Party Gals
Dress it up!
Features
Introducing the SHOO Super Pants. Its awesome slimming fit was perfected over 9+ fit sessions. Best of all, it comes with 8 functional pockets. Why? Because women carry more stuff than men - and that's a fact!
The Artisan Behind The SHOO DO GOOD pants
Meet Farishta
Farishta lives in Kabul with her two children. She is the sole breadwinner of the family. Farishta learned how to do embroidery from her mom and has been making a living doing it for 20+ years now. Before the Taliban took over in 2021, Farishta was able to go into the office and make a good living using her artistic skills. Now things are very different.
