Diesel - 1981 D-Went - Regular Jeans


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Diesel Women's Blue Regular Jeans High Waist 1981 D-Went, Light Button Fly Size 25
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Diesel Women's Blue Regular Jeans High Waist 1981 D-Went, Light Button Fly Size 25
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The Diesel 1981 D-Went jeans are designed for individuals seeking a classic, urban-inspired aesthetic with a contemporary edge. These jeans offer a stylish, light blue distressed finish and a flattering high-waisted silhouette that works well for casual daily wear. While they provide a durable, high-quality structure, users should be aware that the 100% cotton construction means they do not have the stretch found in modern jeggings, requiring a more precise fit assessment.
| Model Part Number | 1981 D-Went |
|---|---|
| Brand | Diesel |
No, the Diesel 1981 D-Went model is crafted from non-stretch denim.
Machine wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach or tumble dry, and allow them to air dry in the shade.
These feature a straight-leg, cropped silhouette that hits just above the ankle.
There is a red logo on the coin pocket and a leather brand patch on the back of the waistband.
Yes, they are designed with a high-waisted fit.
No, they should not be tumble dried. Tumble drying can damage the fabric and cause shrinkage.
Non-stretch denim often requires a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short durations to allow the cotton fibers to soften and mold to your body shape.
Avoid pulling at the frayed threads. Ensure you wash the jeans inside out on a gentle cycle to reduce mechanical agitation during the wash.
As these are ready-to-wear jeans, no setup is required beyond finding your correct size. Because they do not feature elastane or other stretch materials, ensure the waist and hip measurements align with the Diesel size guide.
Care instructions are critical for maintaining the distressed finish: