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Bandolino Women's Mandie Signature Fit 5 High Rise Straight Jean, Creamstone-Embroidered Pocket, 6 Short

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Bandolino Women's Mandie Signature Fit 5 High Rise Straight Jean, Creamstone-Embroidered Pocket, 6 Short
- STYLE - Signature 5 pocket Jean with stylish back pocket embroidery, easy open zipper front, convient belt loops and nice straight leg fit.
- VERSATILITY - Pairs great with any top from fashion forward to a basic tee as well as any footwear from trendy boots to your favorite flats.
- LENGTH - This high rise jean comes in a 31 inch average inseam and a 29 inch short length inseam with a 15 1/4 inch leg opening
- AVAILABILITY - Offered in different color washes and detailing, see color name for specifics
- Bandolino is a feminine jeanswear brand known for its exceptional denim fit, innovative fabric and trend-right washes

Country	USA
Brand	Bandolino
Manufacturer	Bandolino
Binding	Apparel
ItemPartNumber	30114645-V25
Model	30114645-V25
Color	Creamstone - Embroidered Pocket
Size	6 Short
UPCs	008867560767
EANs	0008867560767
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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