Jean Dictionary

Abrasions: The hems and pockets edges are lightly ruffed-up to make them look broken in.

Boot Cut: Leg opening is slightly wider than the knee, making it easier to wear over boots.

Cropped Leg: The hem of the leg falls between the knee and the ankle. Same as capri or crop jeans.

Destroyed: The jeans have literal holes and a great amount of fraying, fading and abrasions to give it a worn look.

Distressed: The jeans are roughed up with fraying, fading and abrasions for an aggressively broken in look. If they do have holes, they are usually minimal.

Flare Leg: Leg opening much wider than the knee.

Inseam: The length of the legs.

Rise: The measurement from the bottom of the crotch to the top of the waistband on the front of the jeans.

Stretch: Jeans materials are NOT 100% Cotton. These jeans have an amount of give, or stretch, to the material.

Tapered Leg: Leg opening is narrower at the ankle than the knee.

Waist: The measurement around the waistband. Our measurements are always made through the belt loops to ensure accuracy.

Whiskered: Streaked fading on the upper thighs.