Acid Wash Pocket Detail Flare Jeans For Women
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Navy acid wash jeans with a high rise, pocket detailing, and a frayed hem left raw. Sized 4 through 16.
What acid wash actually is
Acid wash is a finishing process, not a dye. The denim is tumbled with abrasive stones soaked in bleach, which strips color unevenly across the surface — leaving high-contrast marbling rather than a flat, uniform wash. Every pair comes out slightly different, which is the appeal.
Because the process is what creates the look, acid wash denim already appears worn on day one. It's the opposite of raw denim: no break-in period, no waiting for character.
The details
- High rise, sitting at the natural waist.
- Frayed hemline left raw rather than finished.
- Pocket detailing as the design feature.
- Stretch denim — it gives, unlike rigid denim.
- Zip fly and button closure.
- Sized 4 through 16.
How to wear them
- A tucked top — a high rise only works if you can see it.
- A heel, which is what the flare is cut to fall over.
- A cropped jacket to keep the leg line unbroken.
- Plain colors on top; acid wash is already high-contrast.
Details and care
- Features: High rise, stretchy, frayed hemline, pocketed
- Closure: Front zip fly and button
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
Before you order
Will the frayed hem keep fraying? A little at first, then it settles. That's normal for a raw hem — trim any long threads rather than pulling them.
How do the numeric sizes run? US numeric, 4 to 16. Roughly, a 4–6 is a small and a 14–16 an extra large, but denim varies — compare against a pair you own.
Does acid wash fade further? Less than you'd expect. The color has already been stripped where it's going to strip. Cold wash keeps the contrast sharp.