Before Checkout: Three Jeans, Read by Rise, Leg and Material

THE DEPT. ANONYM EDIT · DENIM

When the denim category is large, the most useful first filter is structural: where the waist sits, how the leg falls, and what the product record says about the fabric. These three current women's listings keep the color and price aligned while separating straight, tapered and flare directions.

Three jeans, read by the product record

High-Rise Straight Jeans names the straight-leg route. The listing specifies a high rise at the natural waist, functional pockets, an easy zipper fly and belt loops. It states 69.8% Cotton, 29% Polyester and 1.2% Spandex. The current record shows Blue, sizes XS–XL and a displayed price of $69.

Women's High Rise Tapered Jeans keeps the high-rise position while narrowing the leg direction. Its record specifies a natural waistline and two functional pockets, with the same stated composition of 69.8% Cotton, 29% Polyester and 1.2% Spandex. It is shown in Blue, sizes XS–XL, at $69.

Flare Jeans for Women High Waist Stretch changes the leg line again. The product record describes a high-rise flare with a contoured waistband and a shaped seat and thigh, and states 69.8% Cotton, 29% Polyester and 1.2% Spandex. The current record shows Blue, sizes XS–XL and a displayed price of $69.

Choose the leg line before the wash

• Straight and pocket-led: start with the High-Rise Straight Jeans when belt loops, functional pockets and an easy zipper fly are central to the choice.
• Tapered and high-rise: read the Women's High Rise Tapered Jeans through its natural-waist position, two functional pockets and tapered direction.
• Flare and contoured: compare the Flare Jeans for Women High Waist Stretch when a contoured waistband, shaped seat and thigh, and flare leg are the deciding details.

Check the live selector before ordering

All three records show Blue, sizes XS–XL and a displayed price of $69. Confirm the exact size, color, displayed price and availability on the live product page before checkout. Product options and availability can change, so the product page remains the final source.