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A popular pair of wide-leg Zara trousers has unexpectedly become the latest viral sensation on TikTok, with shoppers dubbing them the "Zara death trousers" after dozens of women shared videos of themselves tripping and falling because of the pants' extra-long design.

The hashtag #zaratrousers is now flooded with clips showing bruised knees, scraped hands, and home security footage capturing dramatic falls caused by the oversized trousers.

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"Another victim of the Zara death trousers," one TikTok user captioned her video, showing cuts and scrapes on her hands after falling onto gravel. Another shared security camera footage of herself tripping over the trousers just moments after walking out of her garage.

Many commenters said they had experienced the same problem.

"These trousers have left my knees scarred for life."

"We need a Netflix documentary about these trousers."

"We've all nearly died."

Some shoppers tried hemming the trousers to make them shorter, but one woman said the alteration didn't completely solve the problem. She admitted she finally decided to have them tailored after tripping and falling in front of a group of schoolchildren.

Many believe the issue goes beyond the length of the trousers. According to shoppers, it's the combination of the extra-wide legs, slippery fabric, and open-toe footwear that makes the hems easy to step on while walking.

Despite the wave of complaints, the trousers remain one of Zara's most popular styles. Retailing for around $45, they continue to attract customers with their relaxed silhouette, elastic waistband, practical pockets, and relatively affordable price. Even so, many shoppers now have one piece of advice: wear them with caution.

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