How long is the inseam, and will these work on a petite frame?

The inseam is 34 inches, which is long. At 5'4" or under, expect to hem them or wear them with a tall heel. Taller shoppers get a full-length flare.

How much stretch do these jeans have?

They are 98% cotton and 2% spandex, described as medium stretch. That is enough to sit and move comfortably but not a jegging-level stretch.

Will the frayed hem keep unraveling?

A raw frayed hem is meant to look worn and can shed loose threads at first. Wash inside out on cold and avoid heavy tumble drying to slow further fraying.

Is the distressing the same on every pair?

No. The wash and distressing process makes each garment unique, so the fade and fray placement can differ from the product photos.

What top goes with these jeans?

The brand pairs them with a matching stretch denim vest for a double-denim look. Cropped tops, fitted tees and tucked blouses also work with the high rise.

How should I care for them?

Machine wash cold inside out and line dry or tumble low. High heat shrinks cotton denim and speeds up fraying at the hem.

Where is the Frayed Flare Stretch Jeans cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $8.18, as of our latest check.

Frayed Flare Stretch Jeans

Sold and shipped by Deal.ai

$8.18+ $9.63 shipping

Style: 1Style

Size: 2XL

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $8.18 at Deal.ai on Nov 9.

Our take on the Frayed Flare Stretch Jeans

High-rise flare jeans in a medium wash with a frayed hem, a 34-inch inseam and 2% spandex for stretch. The 11-inch rise sits high on the waist and the flare runs long, so they suit shoppers with taller frames or anyone wearing heels. The frayed hem and hand-distressed wash make each pair slightly different. Against rigid flares, the stretch makes them easier to move in, but the cotton-heavy blend still holds its shape less than a full-synthetic stretch denim.