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Q-Baby Mid Rise Boot Cut Ultimate Riding Jean, Black Magic, 7-36
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Q-Baby Mid Rise Boot Cut Ultimate Riding Features
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PERFORMANCE FIT. This mid rise jean sits at the waist -- designed with a no-gap waistband with a higher back rise for full coverage and comfort while riding. This jean is fitted through the seat and thigh and built to fit over your favorite pair of boots.
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THE ULTIMATE RIDING JEAN. These are trailblazing jeans. Practice makes perfect jeans. Roping, riding and making it all look easy jeans. Jeans you feel at home in, whether you're in the saddle or in town -- that's what makes them the Ultimate Riding Jean.
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DURABLE COMFORT. Made to keep you comfortable in the saddle, these riding jeans are made with a full-flex knee and unrestricted movement for added range of motion. Flat comfort seams prevent uncomfortable chafing.
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ICONIC EMBELLISHMENTS. This boot cut riding jean is finished with our decorative stitching on the back pockets and contrast seams. Maintain that effortless classic style with an innovative fit.
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FIVE POCKET STYLING. Constructed with our classic five-pocket jean styling, this Ultimate Riding Jean is made with (2) embroidered hip pockets, (1) angled patch watch pocket, and (2) front scoop pockets.
About Q-Baby Mid Rise Boot Cut Ultimate Riding
The Ultimate Riding Jean - Plus Size Q-Baby Boot Cut Jean These riding jeans are made to keep you looking and feeling your best in the saddle. Constructed with durable materials and comfort features, the Ultimate Riding Jean is a cowgirl closet staple. KEY FEATURES No-Gap Waistband. Higher back rise for more coverage while riding. Boot Cut Fit. Fitted through the seat and thigh. Comfortable Wear. Full-flex knees, unrestricted movement, flat seams. Embellishments. Contrast seams and decorative stitching on back pockets. Pockets. Five pocket styling.
