High-Waist Flare Jeans with Frayed Hem

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$24.62at Deal.ai, last seen Nov 11

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Last seen at $24.62 at Deal.ai on Nov 11.

Our take on the High-Waist Flare Jeans with Frayed Hem

High-waist flare jeans with a raw, frayed hem. The high rise sits at the natural waist and the leg widens from the knee down, a silhouette that flatters most body types and lengthens the leg. The frayed hem gives them a casual, lived-in look that pairs with sneakers or heels. They sit in the trend-driven end of the denim market, so check the fabric content: stretch denim fits more forgivingly but loses shape faster than rigid cotton.

Best forShoppers after a retro 70s silhouettePairing with heels or platform sneakersCasual weekend and festival outfitsTucking in fitted tops and bodysuits

Pros

High rise holds the waist and smooths the midsection
Flared leg balances hips and lengthens the silhouette
Frayed hem adds a casual, on-trend finish
Works with both flat shoes and heels

Cons

Frayed hem can shed threads and fray further with washing

High-Waist Flare Jeans with Frayed Hem price history

$24.62$24.62

Nov 9Nov 11

Lowest price we've seen: $24.62 on Nov 9 at Deal.ai. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

Questions and answers

Do these jeans run true to size?: High-waist flares usually follow standard denim sizing, but stretch content changes the fit. If the fabric has elastane, shoppers often size down for a snug waist; with rigid cotton, take your usual size.
How should I wash frayed-hem jeans?: Turn them inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry. Skip the dryer, which speeds up fraying and shrinkage. Trim loose threads with scissors rather than pulling them.
Will the flare work for short legs?: A high rise helps, but flares often run long. Check the inseam and plan on hemming so the hem grazes the top of your shoe; that keeps the leg line long instead of pooling.
What shoes go with flared jeans?: Heels, wedges and platform sneakers keep the hem off the ground and extend the leg. Flat sandals work if the inseam is right for your height.
Are these good for curvy figures?: The high waist and knee-down flare tend to balance hips and thighs. Look for a rise that covers the back waistband when seated and enough stretch to avoid gaping.

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Our take on the High-Waist Flare Jeans with Frayed Hem

Best forShoppers after a retro 70s silhouettePairing with heels or platform sneakersCasual weekend and festival outfitsTucking in fitted tops and bodysuits

Pros

High rise holds the waist and smooths the midsection
Flared leg balances hips and lengthens the silhouette
Frayed hem adds a casual, on-trend finish
Works with both flat shoes and heels

Cons

Frayed hem can shed threads and fray further with washing

Questions and answers

Do these jeans run true to size?

High-waist flares usually follow standard denim sizing, but stretch content changes the fit. If the fabric has elastane, shoppers often size down for a snug waist; with rigid cotton, take your usual size.

How should I wash frayed-hem jeans?

Turn them inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry. Skip the dryer, which speeds up fraying and shrinkage. Trim loose threads with scissors rather than pulling them.

Will the flare work for short legs?

A high rise helps, but flares often run long. Check the inseam and plan on hemming so the hem grazes the top of your shoe; that keeps the leg line long instead of pooling.

What shoes go with flared jeans?

Heels, wedges and platform sneakers keep the hem off the ground and extend the leg. Flat sandals work if the inseam is right for your height.

Are these good for curvy figures?

The high waist and knee-down flare tend to balance hips and thighs. Look for a rise that covers the back waistband when seated and enough stretch to avoid gaping.