- How does the skinny straight fit differ from a pure skinny jean?
- It is slim through the thigh and hip, then falls straight from the knee instead of tapering to the ankle. That gives a cleaner line over boots and a less painted-on look.
- Does the denim stretch out over the day?
- The cotton blend has some stretch, so it gives a little with wear. Owners report it can relax at the knee, and a wash brings it back toward its original shape.
- Is the high rise true to the natural waist?
- Yes, it is cut to sit at or just below the navel. Shoppers with a shorter torso may find it sits higher than expected.
- What is the fabric content?
- It is a cotton-blend denim with polyester and a small amount of stretch fiber. The blend is what gives the soft hand-feel and recovery.
- How should I care for them to keep the fit?
- Wash cold and inside out, then line dry or tumble low. Heat is what shrinks and distorts stretch denim, so keep the dryer cool.
- Do they work for curvier figures?
- The high rise and stretch accommodate hips and a defined waist well. Shoppers between sizes often size up for comfort in the waist.
- Where is the Mother High Rise Skinny Straight Leg Jeans cheapest?
- At Mother Denim, for $268.00, as of our latest check.