Women's High-Waisted Camouflage Wide-Leg Jeans
- Regular Price
- $58.00
- Unit Price
- per
Camouflage print on a high-waisted wide-leg jean. Camo has spent the last few years moving out of workwear and into ordinary wardrobes, and a wide leg is the cut that makes the transition convincing — it reads as fashion rather than surplus.
Why camo works as a neutral
This is the part people miss. Camouflage is built from greens, browns, tans, and black — the same palette as most of what's already in a closet. That makes it far easier to wear than an equivalent floral or geometric print: it goes with black, white, cream, denim, olive, and tan without any thought.
Treat it as a patterned neutral and it stops being intimidating.
Sizing note
The supplier hasn't published a measurement chart for this style, and these are cut with no stretch, so there's nothing to absorb a size that's slightly off. If you're between sizes or unsure, message us before ordering and we'll measure a pair for you.
The details
- High rise, sitting at the natural waist — the detail that makes a wide leg look long rather than heavy.
- Button closure and pockets.
- Wide leg, falling straight and full.
- All-over camouflage print.
- No stretch — structured, rigid denim.
- Sizes S through XL.
How to wear them
- A plain black or cream fitted top, tucked in.
- An oversized white shirt, half-tucked.
- Chunky sneakers for the streetwear read; a heeled boot to dress them up.
- With one color from the print echoed above — olive or tan works every time.
Details and care
- Features: Buttoned, Pocketed
- Stretch: No stretch
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
- Imported
Good to know
Is camo hard to wear? Less than most prints, because its palette is entirely neutral. If you can wear olive, you can wear these.
How high is the waist? Cut to sit at the natural waist, above the hip bone. Measure there rather than where your usual jeans sit.
How do I keep the print sharp? Inside out, cold water, low heat. Prints fade from heat far faster than from washing.