One of the greatest staples to any wardrobe is a pair of jeans. Whether you’re male or female, a high-powered business person or a laidback student, everyone owns a pair of jeans. Why? Because jeans are perfect for every occasion. Since their invention in the late 19th century, denim jeans have been a go-to fashion item even as other styles have come and gone.
But what’s the one thing about jeans that has changed?
The fit.
Bootcut, straight leg, skinny—the fits of jeans are endless. However, there is one cut that still reigns classic and supreme above the rest: bell bottoms.
Bell bottom jeans are the classic jeans fit that keeps coming back in style. Massively popular in the 1960s and 70s, bell bottom jeans are having their moment in the spotlight again, and this time they’re not leaving anytime soon. Bell bottom jeans are the fit for everybody (and every body). The tight, curve-hugging tops slim the waist and thighs, and then widen into a bell-shape below the knee, giving the perfect hourglass figure. Whether you’re looking for a pair of jeans to go to work, go to the movies, or go out on the town—bell bottom jeans give that perfect, timeless fit that feels and looks fantastic.
Get a pair of these Landlubber distressed flair leg denim jeans. We’ve got the fit that gets you the looks!
How to Measure
01. Natural Waist
Use a measuring tape to circle the narrowest part of your waistline. The point at which the tape touches itself is the correct measurement. For the most accurate results, the tape must be level.
02. Hip
Use a measuring tape to circle your hips, making sure the tape is across the largest part of your buttocks. For the most accurate measurement, the tape must be level.
How to Measure
01. Natural Waist
Use a measuring tape to circle the narrowest part of your waistline. The point at which the tape touches itself is the correct measurement. For the most accurate results, the tape must be level.
02. Hip
Use a measuring tape to circle your hips, making sure the tape is across the largest part of your buttocks. For the most accurate measurement, the tape must be level.
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