• Bootcut leg opens gradually from the knee, creating a clean flare that sweeps the floor and gives the silhouette a long, unbroken line - especially noticeable on taller frames.
• Mid rise waist sits firmly at the natural hip, with a button fastening and contrast stitching detail visible at the waistband and front pockets.
• Five-pocket construction with front hip pockets and rear patch pockets - functional and true to classic denim styling.
• Denim fabric that starts structured and gradually softens and moulds to your shape with wear, meaning these get better every time you put them on.
• Cut specifically for taller proportions, so the leg length and rise sit exactly where they should without any adjustment needed.

These jeans slot straight into a wardrobe that already has a good crop top or fitted tee - the model wears hers with a cropped short-sleeve top and flat strappy sandals, which lets the full length of the bootcut leg do the talking. The mid rise waist makes them easy to tuck into or leave untucked, and the structured denim holds its shape through a full day out. The Y2K-leaning bootcut works particularly well for casual weekends, daytime meet-ups, or family gatherings where you want to look put-together without overthinking it. Layer with a fitted knit and a shoulder bag for a cooler-weather take, or keep it simple with a cropped jacket thrown over the top. The flare at the hem pairs well with a low block heel or a platform trainer if you want to lean into the retro feel - both read effortlessly on this cut.