Kancan Ultra High Rise 90's Boyfriend Jeans

TEXTAGLAM LTD

£47.93

These Kancan Ultra High Rise 90's Boyfriend Jeans combine vintage-inspired style with modern comfort. Crafted from premium stretch denim in a medium wash, they feature an ultra high rise waist that sits comfortably above the natural waistline for a flattering fit. The relaxed boyfriend cut offers a comfortable, laid-back silhouette while maintaining a polished look. Distinctive distressed knee detailing adds authentic character and on-trend appeal. The classic 5-pocket construction and button fly closure enhance the retro aesthetic. Perfect for casual everyday wear, these jeans pair effortless

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