Women Jeans

Women Jeans

Jeans was initially simply sturdy trousers worn by workers during World War II. During that period, men jeans had the zipper down the front and women jeans had the zipper down the right side. By the 1960’s, both men and women jeans had the zipper down the front. Nowadays, jeans are so popular and women jeans have become a very attractive product in a woman’s daily life.

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Fits of jeans are determined by current styles, sex, and by the manufacturer. For women jeans, some of the fits include ankle jeans, bootcut, classic straight leg, hip-huggers, low-rise. wide leg, and skinny jeans, etc.

Women find it difficult to get jeans to fit well and often wear jeans that are not very flattering. To find the perfect women jeans

for your body types takes a little work, time, and patience and you may have to try a good number of pairs before you find the right fit.

Denim Fit Guide

When shopping for the right pair of women jeans, the first thing you need to know is your three measurements: your size, inseam, and rise. Since most women jeans rest on or slightly above the hips, measure the area between your waist and hips with the measuring tape relaxed. Add 2 inches to your actual measurement for an optimal fit. For example, a person with a 26-inch waist will wear a size 28. To convert this to women sizes, we generally subtract 22 from the number of inches you have measured. For instance, you will wear a size 8 if you measured 30 inches (30 minus 22).

The next thing you need to know is your inseam. Take your best fitting pair of pants and fold them in half along the center and measure from the crotch of the pants down to the end of the leg. This measurement is your inseam. Finally, the rise is the measurement from the crotch to the waist band.

Once you find the perfect pair of women jeans, you’ll instantly appear taller, thinner, and sexier.

eModa.com has put together a women international conversion chart that comes handy when determining the size of your jeans

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