Men Flare Plain Baggy Vintage Wash Wide Leg Designer Jeans

Short Description:

A jean in a pale washed denim: a wide straight leg with a second panel hung over it from the waistband, split straight down the middle from hip to hem, so the front and back each fall as two long columns. Patch pockets and a leather patch at the back waist, belt loops, a button closure, no print and no distressing. Mid-weight denim, dry hand. Skirt on top, trouser underneath, one waistband.

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Product Parameters

Design	Men Flare Plain Baggy Vintage Wash Wide Leg Designer Jeans
Material	Cotton/spandex: 380-600 GSM Polyester/spandex: 380-600 GSM Or other fabric material types can be customized.
Fabric Specifications	Breathable, Durable, Quick-dry, Comfortable, Flexible
Color	Multiple colors for optional ,or customized as PANTONE.
Logo	Heat transfer, Silk screen printing, Puff printing, Embroidered, Rubber patch, Rhinestone or others as customer requirements
Technician	Covering stitch machine or 4 needles and 6 threads
Sample Time	About 7-10 days
MOQ	100pcs (Mix Colors and Sizes,pls contact with our service)
Others	Can customized Main label, Swing tag, Washing label, Package poly bag, Package box, Tissue paper etc.
Production Time	15-20 days after all details are confirmed
Package	1pcs/poly bag, 100pcs/carton or as customer required
Shipment	DHL/FedEx/TNT/UPS,Air/Sea shipment

product information

What makes it wearable is the split: the skirt is cut open at centre front and centre back, right down to the floor, so your stride is never shortened by cloth, and each cut edge is folded back and double-stitched so it hangs straight instead of curling. The two layers meet only at the waistband, which is why the panel swings clear while the leg stays put, and why that band needs interfacing.

The wash is pale and even, with the sanding sitting low on the leg so the two columns read as one pale block; the only break is the tan tab at the waist. Worn high, the panel hangs from the waist, so the width below is free, and the doubled cloth gives it a weight that keeps the split falling straight.