- How does the Curvie Fit differ from June+Vie's regular straight jeans?
- The Curvie cut adds room through the hip and thigh while keeping the waist closer, so it suits a fuller hip-to-waist ratio. The regular straight fit is cut straighter through the seat.
- Is the stretch denim true to size?
- Stretch cotton denim usually runs close to size, but the Curvie fit is roomier in the hip. If you are between sizes and want a snug high rise, take the smaller size.
- What is the inseam on the L30 length?
- The L30 is a 30-inch inseam, which lands near the ankle on average-height wearers and slightly cropped on taller ones. It works best with flats or a low boot.
- How should I wash these jeans?
- Wash at 30 degrees and turn them inside out to protect the studs and the denim color. Skip the dryer to limit stretch loss and shrinkage.
- Will the studs scratch or catch on other clothes?
- The studs are small and flat-set, but they can catch on fine knits and sheer fabrics. Pair them with sturdier tops if that worries you.
- Do these jeans work for curvy figures with a small waist?
- That is the point of the Curvie fit: extra hip and thigh room with a high waist that sits closer. Try them if standard straight jeans gap at the back waist.
- Where is the June+Vie Curvie Fit High Rise Straight Leg Stretch Jeans cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $53.99, as of our latest check.