- What makes these jeans different from regular wide-leg jeans?
- The waistband crosses over at the front instead of meeting at a button, and the leg curves outward at the thigh before tapering. That gives a rounded horseshoe shape rather than a straight wide leg.
- How does the stretch fabric fit compared with rigid denim?
- The cotton blend has stretch, so it hugs the waist and hip more forgivingly than rigid denim. Expect a softer, closer fit at the top and a looser drape through the leg.
- Will the horseshoe leg work on a short frame?
- The wide thigh and tapered ankle can shorten the leg line on petite frames. Hemming to your inseam and pairing with a slight heel helps keep the proportion balanced.
- How should I care for the Ultrasoft cotton?
- Wash cold and line dry to limit shrinkage and preserve the stretch. Skip the dryer, since heat is what usually makes stretch denim lose its shape.
- Do they have front pockets and a zipper fly?
- Yes. They have a zip fly and standard front and back pockets, with the crossover waistband layered over the front.
- Where is the Gap High Rise Ultrasoft Crossover Horseshoe Jeans cheapest?
- At gap.com, for $29.97, 39% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Gap High Rise Ultrasoft Crossover Horseshoe Jeans?
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 215 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Gap High Rise Ultrasoft Crossover Horseshoe Jeans?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Gap, gap.com, eBay.