Judy Blue HR Dark Wash Wide Leg Ankle Trouser Jeans Slant Pocket Various NEW
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Judy Blue wide leg crops in dark wash
rise - size 0: 11.5" | size 3: 12" | size 7: 12.5" | size 11: 13"
inseam - 27.5"
93% cotton | 6% polyester | 1% spandex
• retail/new - like buying from a store or boutique
》 pair shown is a sample for reference to style, fit, and color. You will receive a brand new retail pair
• high rise button and zipper closure
• black label with black hardware
• quality stretch blend denim moves with you and holds shape for everyday wear
• trouser style wide leg silhouette with a cropped inseam is fitted in the hips and straight/wide through the hems
• deep dark wash, linear grain, no major distressing, slant front pockets, sewn darts above back pockets add form, wide finished hems
• dress up or down - perfect for the office or weekend errands
♡ Fit & Wear For This Pair:
×FIT: true to size with lots of stretch; go with your usual odd size ☆ if you have any questions about fit, please don't hesitate to ask!
*I am 5'1" wearing the 0/24
×WEAR: wide leg ankle silhouettes are universally flattering and help to balance your figure. Pair these with a crop tee and sneakers, an eyelet blouse and wedges, or half tucked sweater and ankle boots for versatile all-season styles
check out the closet - lots of items retail, nwt, & preloved | bundle & save | reasonable offers welcome/accepted
☆ these cuties are brand new and take a little longer to ship. please allow extra business days for processing





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