Lee Women's Legendary Mid Rise Bootcut Jean Black 12
Product Description
Lee Women's Legendary Mid Rise Bootcut Jean Black 12
- REGULAR FIT. With a regular fit and a mid rise, these bootcut jeans sit comfortably on the hips and have a skimming fit through the seat and thigh. Designed for everyday comfort, these jeans have a leg opening that's perfect for your favorite booties.
- WARDROBE CLASSIC. A great pair of bootcut jeans is a staple for every woman's wardrobe. With a flattering silhouette for any shape, this style pairs perfectly with your favorite pair of heels or booties.
- SIGNATURE LOOK. These jeans feature the seven iconic Lee design elements: S-Curve pocket stitching, logo patch, X-stitched tacks, logo button and rivet, hip pocket label and Spade pocket.
- A LIFETIME OF QUALITY. For over 100 years, Lee has produced quality apparel with durability and long-lasting construction in mind. Lee is committed to designing clothing that conforms to your body, allowing you to move through life freely.
- SPECIFICATIONS. Zipper fly with button closure, leg opening: Missy 18", inseam: Missy 32". Product measurements were taken using size 10. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
- Weave type: Woven
Technical Specifications
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