Banana Republic Light Wash Mid Rise Skinny Jeans

Name: Banana Republic Light Wash Mid Rise Skinny Jeans
Brand: Stocker.pk
SKU: ST-307
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Original price was: ₨ 4,500.Current price is: ₨ 2,200.

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JEANS SIZE GUIDE

This is an approximate conversion table to help you find your size. If you have already purchased an item by our brand, we recommend you select the same size as indicated on its label.

JEANS SIZE GUIDE

All our jeans are bought from the factories where these brands are made. These jeans are rejected due to wrong size label attached. We remeasure the sizes and change the size tag. Otherwise products are 100% fresh, new and without any fault.

PLEASE CHECK THE PICTURE BELOW BEFORE ORDERING

This jeans is 16 inches one side which means size is 32 inches.

CHEST: Around the fullest part of the neck, at the base. WAIST: Around the narrowest part of the waist. HIPS: Around the widest point of the hips. SKORT LENGTHS: From the crotch to the anklebone on the inside of the leg.

WAIST IN INCHES	22	24	26	28	30	32	34	36	38	40
EUROPE	32	34	36	38	40	42	44	46	48	50
US	0	2	4	6	8	10	12	14	16	18
UK	4	6	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22

SKU: ST-307 Categories: JEANS, NEW ARRIVALS, SALE, WOMEN

Description

Back Brown Leather Patch
Zip fly with button closure. Belt loops.
Traditional five-pocket styling.
92% cotton, 6% recycled polyester, 2% elastane.
Machine wash.
Stretchable Fabric
Imported.
Skinny Fit: Mid-rise (9.75″). Skinny through the hip, thigh, and leg.
Ankle length.
A timeless classic, this mid-rise skinny jean that calls to mind the best vintage pairs, but with a stretch-denim whose softness is thoroughly modern.
SKINNY FIT: A mid-rise skinny jean with perfectly placed back pockets and a curved waistband to fit and flatter.
SUSTAINABILITY: Made in a soft stretch denim that uses a blend of new and recycled cotton.
WASHWELL: Better denim. Better planet. These jeans are part of our water-saving Washwell™ program. Compared to conventional wash methods, Washwell™ has saved millions of liters of water since 2016.