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Women Mid Rise Barrel Trendy Jeans Wide Leg Mid Waist Cropped Denim Pants Y2k Baggy Boyfriend Jeans with Pockets B-light Blue
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- Jeans Material: Baggy wide-leg jeans are made from non-stretch denim. Please note that each brand has its own size definitions. Do not habitually select a size; instead, choose based on our size chart in the pictures to ensure you pick jeans that fit you. If you have any size doubts, feel free to leave us a message for consultation. We will recommend the most suitable size for you.
- Fit and Style Features: Describe in detail the fit of the jeans, mentioning that this style is mid-rise, relaxed, loose, wide-legged, and ankle-length. Emphasize that this style runs a bit large, so we recommend sizing down by one.
- Suitable for Various Body Types and Care Recommendations: Wide-leg jeans are suitable for a wide range of leg types, including those with slightly thicker calves, standard legs, O-shaped legs, X-shaped legs, and XO-shaped legs. Also, provide care advice, recommending washing in cold water, avoiding bleach, air or line drying, and washing with similar colors to increase the longevity of the clothing. These details design can help better understand the product and boost your confidence.
- Features:Including zip fly and button closure, rigid denim fabric, belt loops at the waist, a 4-pocket style, delicate pleats, a tapered hem, and intricate seam detailing.Rigid Denim Fabric and Mid-Rise Design: Highlight that these jeans are made of rigid non-stretch denim, similar to your favorite vintage jeans. Explain the mid-rise position as the area between the navel and the hips.
- Suitable For People: Baggy jeans for women are suitable for anyone, whether it's everyday jeans or formal jeans. Women's wide leg jeans are perfect for any teen girls, mom, ladies.
