Straight Leg Jeans for Women

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Everlane's straight jeans are the kind of jeans style that never really leaves your wardrobe. Our straight-leg jeans for women are cut from high-quality denim in a variety of washes. They pair well with a sweater, cardigan, or blouse tucked into the waistband, keeping things looking put-together.

Whether you reach for a pair of high-rise straight-leg jeans, a cut that sits higher on the waist, or something closer to mid-rise, each style is designed to flatter every body type . Cuff them at the ankle, or leave the hem long enough to sit gently over your favorite footwear. Our women's straight leg jeans offer a versatile base for however you like to dress.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I care for my straight leg jeans?

The best way to care for your jeans is to wash them cold, turn them inside out to protect the color and fabric surface, and tumble dry on low heat.

How do straight leg jeans compare to wide-leg jeans?

Straight leg holds a consistent, narrower width down the whole leg, while wide-leg flares out more dramatically below the knee.

Do straight leg jeans come in different rises?

Yes, our straight leg jeans come in high rise, mid rise and low rise options. If you're not sure which is right for you, our high rise straight leg jeans sit at or above the natural waist, while a mid rise is a good in-between without being too low.

What’s the best way to style straight leg jeans for work?

Tuck in a blouse or lightweight cardigan and add a blazer for an office-ready outfit, then cinch it with a thin belt to elevate the waistline.

Do straight jeans work on all body types?

Yes, it's one of the most universally flattering denim cuts out there. Petite frames can hem or cuff the length, and it's part of why a straight leg is said to flatter every figure regardless of size or shape.

What tops pair well with straight leg jeans in the winter months?

A sweater or button-down works well with a straight leg jean, the looser style gives you room to tuck in bulkier layers without losing shape.