Favorite brand of pants that aren't super low rise?

[KGif]

Do you all have a store where you usually purchase your pants? For example the Limited has the "Drew" pant that comes in different colors ... Express has the "Editor"...etc. What is your favorite store/fit??

I am looking for a pant that is not too "relaxed" - not skin tight of course but I'd like them to be form fitting. I also need a higher rise. Again - not a granny rise where the pants come right up to my chest :) I just can't do those super low rise deals. I need something that is either at the waist or *just* below the waist. Any and all suggestions are welcome!

THANKS!!!

[shopaholic]

LOL, I was just coming to post about Limited/Drew and Express/Editor but maybe those are too low? I don't consider them low rise and they fit great!

[Fenway]

I live for the Gap Long and Leans. Perfect fit everytime.

[Kristy]

I've really taken a liking to Apt. 9 pants (you get them at Kohls). I like the Maxwell and Ava styles. The rise on both is just below the waist. I used to love Old Navy's, but they just keep getting lower and lower, and I don't feel like showing off my tush to the rest of the world when I bend over.

[wendalah]

Both Ann Taylor and Banana Republic have a variety of rises.

[ihearttx]

Ann Taylor Loft has the "Ann" which is a higher rise.

[sinderstorm]

If you're on a budget, Old Navy carries trousers in both "At Waist" and "Just Below Waist" rises and I've had good luck with both. Nearly all of my slacks are "just below waist" rise.

[berry]

Style & co. (at Macy's) are perfect on me. Not too low, not too high.

[tray622]

I love New York & Company bootcut or flare. They fit very well and they sit about mid-waist.

[kristin]

Banana Republic "Martin" fit. They fit just below the belly button - a very comfortable fit!

[diam124]

I like the Contour Fit at Banana Republic - they fit me perfectly. I also like the Ann fit at Ann Taylor.

[princesse]

GAP has some great pants and jeans that are not too low. I am so pleased about the longer tops and higher rises.