• High-rise waist with a button-front fastening - four silver-tone buttons run down the fly for a detail that does the talking before you've even moved.
• The wide leg is cut generously from the hip, sweeping straight to the floor with a clean, unbroken line that elongates the full length of the leg.
• Denim that starts structured and gradually softens and moulds to your shape with every wear, sitting closer and more comfortably the more you have it on.
• A deep waistband with visible contrast stitching at the hem - small finishing touches that give the cut a considered, put-together feel.
• Side pockets sit flat against the wide leg without adding bulk, keeping the silhouette smooth through the hip.

A wide-leg jean earns its place at a weekend brunch or a casual day out in the city - somewhere you want to look considered without trying too hard. The high waist does most of the work here, creating a defined point to tuck into or tie off a fitted top. As seen on the model, a simple scoop-neck bodysuit tucked in keeps the focus entirely on that button-front detail and the sweep of the leg. Slip-on strappy sandals or clean trainers both work, depending on where the day takes you. If the evening calls for it, swap the bodysuit for a fitted ribbed long-sleeve and add a shoulder bag - the structure of the denim carries the look without needing much else. Cut for plus sizing, the proportions are designed to sit and hang correctly for a fuller figure, so nothing pulls or gaps at the waist.