High-Waist Frayed Straight Jeans

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$21.52at Deal.ai, last seen Nov 11

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Last seen at $21.52 at Deal.ai on Nov 11.

Our take on the High-Waist Frayed Straight Jeans

High-waist straight-leg jeans with a raw, frayed hem, cut to sit at the natural waist and fall straight from hip to ankle. The silhouette is roomier than skinny jeans but narrower than wide-leg styles, so it reads casual without swamping the leg. The frayed hem gives them a lived-in look that suits everyday wear and weekend outfits. They compete with rigid straight jeans and cropped styles; the raw hem is the main point of difference, and it is also the part that wears fastest.

Best forEveryday casual outfitsTucking in tees and knitsShoppers who want a straight leg without wide-leg volumeWeekend and off-duty looks

Pros

High rise holds the waist and flatters the midsection
Straight leg balances hips and thighs
Raw frayed hem adds a casual, worn-in look
Works with sneakers, boots and flats
Versatile enough for casual and smart-casual outfits

Cons

High-Waist Frayed Straight Jeans price history

$21.52$21.52

Nov 9Nov 11

Lowest price we've seen: $21.52 on Nov 9 at Deal.ai. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

Questions and answers

How should high-waist frayed straight jeans fit?: They should sit at or just below the natural waist and fall straight from the hip without pulling across the front. The leg should skim the thigh and knee rather than hug them. If the waist gapes when you sit, size down.
Will the frayed hem keep unraveling?: A raw hem frays by design, but it usually stops after a short fringe. Trim loose threads rather than pulling them, and wash inside out on a cold cycle to slow further fraying.
What shoes work with a frayed straight hem?: Sneakers, ankle boots and loafers all work; the straight leg covers the top of most shoes. The hem looks best hitting just above the shoe or grazing it, so check the inseam against your height.
How do these compare with skinny or wide-leg jeans?: They are roomier than skinny jeans and easier to move in, but narrower than wide-leg styles, so they suit more body types. The high rise and raw hem make them more casual than a clean-hem straight jean.
How should I care for raw-hem straight jeans?: Wash cold and inside out, and skip the dryer to limit shrinkage and fraying. If the hem gets too long, have it trimmed and re-frayed rather than folded and stitched.

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Our take on the High-Waist Frayed Straight Jeans

Best forEveryday casual outfitsTucking in tees and knitsShoppers who want a straight leg without wide-leg volumeWeekend and off-duty looks

Pros

High rise holds the waist and flatters the midsection
Straight leg balances hips and thighs
Raw frayed hem adds a casual, worn-in look
Works with sneakers, boots and flats
Versatile enough for casual and smart-casual outfits

Cons

Questions and answers

How should high-waist frayed straight jeans fit?

They should sit at or just below the natural waist and fall straight from the hip without pulling across the front. The leg should skim the thigh and knee rather than hug them. If the waist gapes when you sit, size down.

Will the frayed hem keep unraveling?

A raw hem frays by design, but it usually stops after a short fringe. Trim loose threads rather than pulling them, and wash inside out on a cold cycle to slow further fraying.

What shoes work with a frayed straight hem?

Sneakers, ankle boots and loafers all work; the straight leg covers the top of most shoes. The hem looks best hitting just above the shoe or grazing it, so check the inseam against your height.

How do these compare with skinny or wide-leg jeans?

They are roomier than skinny jeans and easier to move in, but narrower than wide-leg styles, so they suit more body types. The high rise and raw hem make them more casual than a clean-hem straight jean.

How should I care for raw-hem straight jeans?

Wash cold and inside out, and skip the dryer to limit shrinkage and fraying. If the hem gets too long, have it trimmed and re-frayed rather than folded and stitched.