• Baby bootcut cut - the leg opens into a subtle flare from the knee, just enough to balance the hip without going full wide-leg.
• Mid-waist sit keeps things comfortable and wearable, hitting at the natural waist without pulling too high.
• Denim that's sturdy and structured out of the packet, softening and moulding to your shape the more you wear it.
• Cut specifically for tall frames, with a longer inseam that means the flare actually hits at the right point on the leg - no bunching at the ankle.
• The cotton-rich denim blend includes a touch of elastane, so the fit holds its shape through the seat and thigh across a full day of wear.

The slight flare at the hem is the detail that makes these work harder than a straight leg. It creates a clean, elongated line from hip to floor - something that becomes especially apparent when worn with a heeled sandal, as shown here. The model pairs them with strappy flat sandals and an oversized denim jacket for a tonal double-denim moment that feels current without being overdone. That same combination works just as well for a casual weekend lunch or a day out with friends. Swap the jacket for a fitted ribbed top tucked in at the front and you shift the whole look. The mid-waist means you can tuck, half-tuck or leave a tee untucked depending on the vibe - these jeans adapt without needing much effort. A go-to for tall girls who've spent too long watching bootcuts break at the wrong part of the leg.