saggy
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate UK //sˈæɡi// sag·gy
adj. hanging down loosely and looking weak or tired. You use this to describe skin, clothes, or even a tired face.
adj. hanging down loosely or flabbily; lacking firmness or tension. Often used to describe physical appearance or the state of fabric.
He wore a saggy pair of old jeans.
After years of heavy lifting, the old wooden fence became saggy and eventually collapsed in the wind.
The actress joked about her saggy skin, noting that it was the only part of her body that finally looked as old as her actual age.
From sag + -y.