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Cut from stretch denim, these straight-leg jeans keep you looking sharp and feeling comfortable from day to night.
- 28" regular inseam; 16" leg opening; 12" front rise; 15 1/2" back rise (size 8)
- Zip fly with button closure
- Five-pocket style
- 72% cotton, 20% recycled cotton, 6% polyester, 2% elastane
- Machine wash, tumble dry
- Imported
- Black Owned/Founded
- Item #10249531
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Good American
Founded in 2016 by Khloe Kardashian and Emma Grede, Good American is redefining the American wardrobe through a modern lens. Rooted in fit, quality, and style, Good American creates elevated everyday pieces that feel both nostalgic and new, crafted for versatility and made to last. Inspired by classic Americana but reimagined for today, Good American is building the next generation’s wardrobe. Familiar, fresh and elevated by design.
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Evie84
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Nov 22, 2025
great fit
Sharp J
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Verified purchase
Aug 7, 2024
Knee hole weird spot
Love the fit, so comfy and cute. I return them because the kneehole is in a weird spot. It’s just awkward for it to be a few inches above the knee
Raeh86
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Verified purchase
Apr 12, 2024
love these
I love these! The good curve and good legs jeans are perfect for my curvy and petite figure.
Viata88
Reposted from nordstrom.com
Apr 10, 2024
Terrible...
These jeans are just odd. The slit/holes for the knees was waaay under my knees and it looked so weird. The quality was also not great.
