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Forward Seam Weekend Wide Leg Ankle Jeans
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The fun forward seam detail at the hem adds a little extra to your Weekend. Because who doesn't like more Weekend? In a versatile dress up or down vibrant white wash, this 28-inch Wide Leg silo is fitted through the hip before the wide leg opening at the ankle. The hem sits below the waist and it features a fly front and five pocket design. Made from our buttery soft denim that feels broken in on day one, with a little bit of stretch added into the weave for strength, durability, and extra comfort.
Style: S251834P
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80% cotton, 11% polyester, 9% spandex. Turn garment inside out. Machine wash cold with like colors. Gentle cycle. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Warm iron if needed.
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Forward Seam Weekend Wide Leg Ankle Jeans
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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"I bought a pair of these jeans a while back and absolutely love them. I always get compliments on them and am asked where I purchased them (Dillards). I decided to purchase the same item again because of the comfort, quality and stylishness they possess. They no longer had them at Dillards so I checked the NIC+ZOE website and was elated to find they were in sale. They were marked as ~sale no return~, but because I was ordering the same size jeans I had previously bought, I had no concern with ordering two. When they arrived, I was disappointed because although they are the same denim and quality, these are cut a size smaller than the original purchase. I almost never order no return items online and will most likely not again because of this very issue. Until you try something on you just don’t know it will fit. Unfortunately, quality control doesn’t seem to be what it was many years ago."
