Ladies Wrangler Retro Mae Trouser Jeans
THE TROUSER: THE ULTIMATE IN WOMEN'S RETRO® JEANS
Like all Wrangler Retro® jeans, our Mae trouser jean is marked by its Western authenticity, making it a go-to style for cowgirls everywhere. With its contour waist and mid-rise fit, these women's trouser jeans are made to fit comfortably while they flatter all your curves. With more room at the knee and a gradual opening down the leg, the Mae trouser gives you the room you need to stay active and in style.
- Fit: Relaxed
- Rise: Mid
- Front Rise: 8 5/8"
- Leg: Trouser
- Leg Opening: 20 1/2"
- Front Closure: Zip-Fly with button closure
- Back Pockets: Two back pockets with no closure
- Color: Cynthia
- Product ID: 112379343
- Color: Blue - Medium
- Material: 99% Cotton/ 1% Elastane
- Material Weight: 11 oz. stretch denim
- Type: Denim
- Pattern: Solid
- Stretch: Some Stretch
- Care: Machine wash warm with like colors, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low, low iron.
Original: $68.95
-65%$68.95
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THE TROUSER: THE ULTIMATE IN WOMEN'S RETRO® JEANS
Like all Wrangler Retro® jeans, our Mae trouser jean is marked by its Western authenticity, making it a go-to style for cowgirls everywhere. With its contour waist and mid-rise fit, these women's trouser jeans are made to fit comfortably while they flatter all your curves. With more room at the knee and a gradual opening down the leg, the Mae trouser gives you the room you need to stay active and in style.
- Fit: Relaxed
- Rise: Mid
- Front Rise: 8 5/8"
- Leg: Trouser
- Leg Opening: 20 1/2"
- Front Closure: Zip-Fly with button closure
- Back Pockets: Two back pockets with no closure
- Color: Cynthia
- Product ID: 112379343
- Color: Blue - Medium
- Material: 99% Cotton/ 1% Elastane
- Material Weight: 11 oz. stretch denim
- Type: Denim
- Pattern: Solid
- Stretch: Some Stretch
- Care: Machine wash warm with like colors, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low, low iron.
