9/10 Vintage Jordache Flare Bottom Lo-Rise Stretch Jeans

Excellent condition! Rare style HTF Color is like a grayish/black. Back zipper, very sexy, low rise, low waisted. Front has details that include rivets as "buttons", although they are non-functional. A square leather patch at the top has its own snap style rivet which differs from the bottom two. Leather/swede accent cord is showing near the belly button area as a western design. Comparison: Bell bottoms, hip-huggers, no pockets, stone washed effect, nylon zipper for comfort, includes Jordache ®️ red logo tag TRIVIA: Jordache sprung on the market 1978 in the designer denim-era. Many night clubs or discotecque hot spots did not allow blue jeans as part of the dress code and this made very many customers angry, as they got turned away at the entrance - wearing their $70 blue jeans! While flared jeans were popular in the 70s, wearing plain blue jeans to a disco would not have been considered "proper" attire. The disco style emphasized more glamorous & flashy clothing like sequined shirts, jumpsuits, and tailored suits, not casual denim.  Every woman looked good in a pair of Jordache jeans, the darker and tighter - the better!