Wide Leg Jeans

This season’s jeans are wide leg and/or slouchy. At first glance alike, details tell. Look for preferred length, stretch, color and closure. Some are wide and straight-legged, others boot cut. One pulls on. There may be a designer that fits you better. Light to dark:

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Alexander Wang High Waisted Wide Leg Jeans: Button fly fastening, belt loops, classic five pockets, wide leg and long length. Attached belt tail dangles Sale 50% off at $249.00

Cary High Rise Slouchy Wide Leg Jeans by Reformation: 11 colors and a print Customers say this item may need to be hemmed. “Alterations are on us.” belt loops, and zipper fly. 57% Regeneratively Grown Cotton and 43% TENCEL™ $148.00

Seamed Front Wide Leg Jeans, Vintage Indigo by Spanx: No button or zipper, just pull on Comfortable stretch denim Hidden core shaping technology Booty lifting? Functional back pockets $168.00

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High Waist Wide Leg Jeans by Uoozee: Four shades Five pocket with cross over waist detail $29.99

Taylor Wide Leg Jean by Veronica Beard: High-rise, wide-leg jean—updated with front patch pockets. Made in LA from non-stretch premium Italian denim 100% cotton Turn inside out and machine wash on cold $328.00

High Rise Stride Wide-Leg Jeans with Washwell: Fitted through the hip. Relaxed. 99% Cotton, 1% Stretch. A classic five-pocket jean in a dark indigo wash. Zip fly 30% off at $71.00

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Featherweight Logan Mid-Rise Stretch Wide-Leg Jeans by rag & bone: Five-pocket style Zip and button fly 61% cotton/39% Tencel™ lyocell Machine wash $255.00

Lou Lou Studio Dark Grey Wide Leg Jeans: Organic cotton denim Mid-rise  Belt loops  Front button and zip fastening  Classic five pockets $342.00

The Mia by Joe’s Jeans: The comfort and ease of stretch. In an authentic indigo with a light enzyme wash, 98% Cotton, 2% Elastane. Zipper fly 5 pocket styling $198.00

Opening:

James High-Rise Wide Leg Jean by Hudson: Cut with an elevated waistline and trouser-style leg from our Refined Vintage, comfort stretch denim. The medium-dark pair is finished with a clean hem. Machine wash  4 shades and pink $215.00

Featured items are selected by our editors simply because we like them and think you will too. Woman Around Town was not paid for featuring any item in this post.

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