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Women's Jeans

No wardrobe is complete without a pair of jeans! Denim is a must-have in any wardrobe, and with plenty of styles, fits, and brands to choose from, it can be tricky to know exactly which option best suits your wardrobe. Let's take a look at the different types of jeans, and see which one is right for you!

Women's jean cuts

Bootcut

This timeless cut features a straight fit through the seat and thigh with a slight flare at the leg opening.

Boyfriend Jeans

Boyfriend jeans are cut straight through the seat, thigh and leg with a loose, low-slung fit and features cuffed or rolled hems.

Skinny Jeans

Slightly slimmer through the seat, thigh and knee, the skinny boot is cut narrow through the calf and flares out at the ankle.

Flare Jeans

The retro-inspired style of the flare cut is typically fitted or straight through the thigh and flares out from the knee to the hem.

Jeggings/Denim Leggings

Jeggings are made of denim-like fabric and/or a lightweight, super-stretchy denim construction, made to fit like leggings.

Pencil Jeans

The pencil jeans cut is straight from the knee to the ankle, with a fit that's a bit looser than the skinny.

Straight-leg Jeans

Great on all body types, the classic straight-leg design lengthens your silhouette.

Tapered Jeans

Tapered jeans feature a relaxed fit around the thighs and knees and gradually cut in toward the ankle.

Wide Leg Jeans

Wide-leg jeans have a looser, straight fit through the seat and thigh that ease into a slight flare at the leg opening, balancing your proportions.

Jeans Fit Guide

Classic/Natural Jeans

Relaxed through the hip, thigh and leg, giving you a comfortable, roomier feel.

Modern Jeans

Closely fitted through the hip and thigh for a trendier look.

Curvy Jeans

Designed for the hourglass shape, the curvy jean fit has more room in the hip and thigh.

Relaxed Fit Jeans

This fit allows for more room through the seat, thigh and leg.

Rises

  • Classic/high rise - This classic rise sits at your natural waistline, which is typically at your belly button or just above it.
  • Midrise - This modern rise sits below your natural waistline and belly button, but above your hip.
  • Low rise/Super low rise - This trendy rise sits below the belly button and slightly lower on the hip than the women's low rise.

Finishes

Distressed Jeans

Distressed jeans are given a worn-in look by adding rips, tears, holes, extreme fading and whiskering.

Faded Jeans

A process in which certain areas of the jeans are made lighter than the rest of the garmen.

Frayed Jeans

Also known as cut-offs, this feature is usually found on the hems of shorts, but can also be found on waistbands.

Resin-Set Wrinkles

Resin is sprayed on the denim and then baked to create permanent creases, usually around the front pocket area.

Whiskered Jeans

Thin faded lines that form creases, usually around the front pocket area.

Jean Washes & Fashion Trends

Acid Wash Jeans

A bleaching process with stones that gives jeans an uneven look with very dark and very light spots.

Bleached Jeans

A chemical process used to lighten jeans, giving them an almost white hue.

Knit Jeans

Knit construction that offers the look of jeans but the feel of leggings/stretch pants.

Indigo Jeans

The most common dye used to color denim, giving jeans their blue color

Potassium Jeans

Potassium permanganate solution is sprayed on a garment to brighten a sandblasted area.

Deconstructed Jeans

Denim features holes, rips, frayed edges and other signs of wear, giving it a worn-in, distressed vibe.

High-Waisted Jeans

This design usually hits approximately 3 inches above the belly button.

Rinse Jeans

The darkest hue of denim in which some of the dye is still in the jeans.