Wrangler Men Blue Texas Jeans
Product code: FDS-11293
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Product Description
Composition
Rodeo dark blue jeans made of a cotton and spandex blend fabric, has two insert pockets on the front with a patch pocket inside the right one and metallic buttons on the pocket ends, two patch pockets on the back with thread detailing, brand badge on the right pocket at the back, loops on the waist and has a metal zipper and button closure
Fit
Regular fit Mid rise Straight leg
Wash care
Turn inside out before washing and drying
Machine wash cold separately using a mild detergent
Do not bleach or wring
Tumble dry or dry flat in shade
Warm iron
If you're a denim person, then these rodeo dark blue jeans from wrangler are perfect for you. With a mid waist, great regular fit and stretchable fabric, this pair looks on trend and stays comfortable all day. Team this with casual shirts and sports shoes or funky t-shirts and canvas shoes for unparalleled cool.
Model statistics
The model wears trousers of length 44"
Height: 6.3", Waist: 32", Hips: 40"
Information
Materials & Care
Dry clean only , Refer Wash care label
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-11293 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 11.99 € |
| Size | 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 42, 44 |
Customer reviews
4.0
Based on 5 reviews
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Really pleased
Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. The blue texas jeans is a keeper. Good buy.
Rahel E. Chilcotte
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Poor fit
Ended up sending it back. Stitching came loose within a week. Uncomfortable after an hour. Can't recommend it.
Son R. Furlong
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Very happy with this
No complaints at all. Comfortable from the first wear. The blue texas jeans is a keeper. Worth the money.
Maren N. Josefson
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Exactly what I wanted
Arrived quickly and looks great. Washes well with no shrinking. Would order again without thinking.
Godwin S. Mordy
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Great value
Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. The fit is spot on. Worth the money.
Dalis K. Dunlap
