Stradivarius D91 Low wide-leg jeans - MEDIUM DENIM WASH - UK 6

Low-rise jeans sit lower on the waist, typically below the navel or at the hips, offering a contemporary and relaxed fit compared to mid or high-rise styles.

It's recommended to consult the specific size guide provided by Stradivarius for these jeans. As a general rule, focus on your waist and hip measurements for the best fit, as the wide leg offers more room in the thigh and calf areas.

Yes, these jeans can be machine washed. For best results and to preserve the denim, wash them inside out with cold water on a gentle cycle, and use a mild detergent.

Like most denim products, there can be some minimal shrinkage, especially if washed in hot water or tumble-dried on high heat. To prevent shrinkage, wash in cold water and air dry or tumble dry on a low setting.

Wide-leg jeans are versatile. They pair well with sneakers for a casual look, chunky boots, or platform shoes to maintain balance with the wide silhouette. Heels can also elevate the look and prevent the hem from dragging.

While fashion is personal, low-rise wide-leg jeans tend to flatter various body types. The wide leg provides a balanced silhouette, and the low-rise can elongate the torso. Trying them on is the best way to see how they fit your unique shape.

Denim can slightly contract when washed, especially at higher temperatures. Always wash your jeans in cold water and air dry them or tumble dry on a very low heat setting to minimize shrinkage. Stretching them gently while damp can also help.

To preserve the color, wash your jeans inside out in cold water with a color-safe detergent. Avoid frequent washing if possible, and air dry them away from direct sunlight.

Consider whether the jeans are meant to pool slightly on your shoes (a common wide-leg style) or if you prefer a cleaner break. For a shorter length, professional hemming is recommended. For a longer look, explore different shoe heel heights.

This can happen with new denim or if too much detergent is used. Try re-washing with less detergent or adding a small amount of fabric softener (if compatible with denim, check label). Regular wear will also help soften the fabric over time.