- How does the Middy fit compare with Levi's 711 or 535?
- The Middy is looser through the thigh and opens into a bootcut, while the 711 is skinny and the 535 is a straight leg. Choose the Middy if you want a relaxed, retro silhouette.
- Is this a high-rise or low-rise jean?
- It is a mid rise, sitting below the natural waist. Shoppers used to high-rise jeans may find it sits lower than expected.
- What inseam should I pick for a bootcut?
- Pick an inseam long enough to cover the top of your boots without dragging on the floor. The range runs from short to long, so measure a pair you already like.
- Will the loose fit feel too baggy?
- It is roomier than a slim jean by design. If you want a closer fit, size down or compare the waist and hip measurements on the size chart.
- Does the denim stretch?
- Levi's loose juniors denim is generally rigid to slightly stretchy depending on the wash. Rigid pairs break in over time but feel stiff at first.
- What tops suit a loose bootcut jean?
- Fitted or cropped tops balance the loose leg, and layered tees or knits work for casual wear. The bootcut hem pairs well with boots and chunky sneakers.
- Where is the Levi's Juniors Middy Loose Mid Rise Bootcut Jeans cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $63.14, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Levi's Juniors Middy Loose Mid Rise Bootcut Jeans?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Blain's Farm & Fleet.