Elevate your denim collection with this season's trendiest silhouette! Featuring a flattering high-rise waist and a uniquely curved, tapered leg, these structural jeans by Bar III offer a modern, fashion-forward fit that pairs perfectly with fitted tops.
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Elevate your denim collection with this season's trendiest silhouette! Featuring a flattering high-rise waist and a uniquely curved, tapered leg, these structural jeans by Bar III offer a modern, fashion-forward fit that pairs perfectly with fitted tops.
this pair of jeans have become a staple in my closet. they are very comfortable and I pair it with a nice blue, blazer and pair of pumps. On a day off I can pair it with a nice sweater and comfy pair of sneakers. The wash look make them go with anything.
The jeans fit great..I’m 5’7” they are 31.5-32 inseam they add lift to my flat bum i got the 26 normally 24-26.they are zippered on the lower leg and waist
These are good barrel legged denim..that came to ankles..you can unzip on leg and make them into wide leg jeans..
I wanted to love these with the super elegant seam down the back of the legs but they weren’t for me. Very heavy denim and the zippers at the bottom of the leg openings detracted from the barrel look. They do have some stretch.
The jeans are comfortable, it fits well
I bough this jeans on Labor day sale at 1/2 price, I was disappointed when I received them because didn't fit, since they are not High Rise as advertise, they are actually Mid Rise is clearly stated on the items Tags/inf. I will have to return them :(. They would it have been perfect, comfortable and so of stylish( the zipper on the side is a nice option) if they had fit as Hight Rise.
I absolutely love them. The fit is perfect, the style is spot on.
These jeans fit perfect! I usually buy men jeans for the length. I’m an African American Women with curves and I was so surprise these jeans fit so well. I will purchase them in the future.
