How does the Ryder fit compare with other straight jeans?

It is a true straight leg with a regular rise, cut to fall straight from the thigh to the hem. The stretch denim gives some give, so it feels closer to a comfort straight than a rigid selvedge cut.

Is the denim stretchy?

Yes. Rock Revival builds the Ryder from premium stretch denim, which adds comfort and recovery compared with all-cotton denim. Expect it to move with you rather than hold a stiff shape.

What makes the Ryder different from a plain straight jean?

The back pockets carry contrast Fleur-de-Lis embroidery and orange accent stitching, plus pewter hardware and a leather waist patch. The front is plain, so the detail sits behind you.

What is the wash like?

It is a dark indigo wash with a fairly uniform tone. Dark indigo denim can crock onto light fabrics at first, so wash it inside out before wearing it with pale upholstery.

Rock Revival designs the Ryder in Los Angeles. The brand's denim line is known for its embroidered back pockets and hardware detailing.

What size should I pick?

The fit is true to size for a straight leg, and the stretch denim gives a little with wear. If you are between sizes and want a looser straight, take the larger one.