Women most often choose comfortable and stylish jeans, including straight-leg, tapered, mom-fit, and wide-leg jeans.

Each style offers a different silhouette and everyday comfort.

To determine your size more accurately, we recommend comparing your trousers with the size chart provided for each product. To do this, you need to measure your trouser waist, hips, and length.
Choose a pair of trousers or jeans that fit you well and lay them flat on a measuring tape placed on a level surface. Follow this step-by-step guide - trouser measuring tips. This way, you will take the measurements correctly and feel confident about your choice when placing an order for delivery.

If you are unsure between two sizes, a slightly looser fit—in other words, the larger size—will be more comfortable for everyday wear and last longer.

The choice of trouser length depends on your preferred style—it can be full length, mid-calf for the transitional seasons, or above the ankles in spring and summer. Cropped trousers are often chosen to leave beautiful boots exposed and accentuated.

Women most often choose classic blue, dark blue, and graphite-gray jeans, while black and light-colored jeans are popular seasonally.

As for finishes, both solid-color and lightly washed, bleached styles are in demand.
Light-colored jeans are chosen in spring and summer as well as winter, as most women want to wear light-colored styles during the darker seasons.

Jeans should be washed inside out at a low temperature, up to 30°C, to protect them from abrasion and preserve their color and shape.
To maintain the fabric’s elasticity and quality, tumble drying is not recommended.
Jeans will last longer if you choose environmentally friendly, mild, non-aggressive liquid detergents. Do not use bleach, enzymes, powdered detergents, or strong alkaline agents.

Jeans retain their shape for a long time when the right size is chosen, they are not too small, and they are cared for according to the instructions.
They may tighten slightly after drying, but when worn, jeans usually conform to the body again.