H&M Baggy Fit Bootcut Leg Jeans

Name: H&M Baggy Fit Bootcut Leg Jeans
Brand: H&M
SKU: B1159482
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The H&M Baggy Fit Bootcut Leg Jeans bring a laid-back, city-ready energy to denim. Washed denim with decorative details reads as lived-in, while the baggy cut through the hip and thigh, a dropped crotch and a flared leg creating easy movement. A low waist with adjustable elastication keeps the line relaxed, and a zip fly with button anchors the front. Five-pocket ease seals the look.

Wearability comes from that loose through the hip and thigh, with a leg that flares over boots or sneakers. The low waist and adjustable elastication keep the fit forgiving as you move, sit, or bend. It layers easily over chunky knits or tucked-in tees, and the five pockets hold daily essentials without bulk. The long length offers a clean, elongated silhouette.

Styling notes pull from the current denim mood: a vintage cue updated for now. Pair with a cropped knit and loafers for a modern throwback, or let the flare skim over boots with a tucked tee for everyday edge.

Materials / Fabrication

5-pocket jeans in washed denim with decorative details
Baggy fit through the hip and thigh with a dropped crotch and flared legs
Low waist with adjustable elastication for a perfect fit
Zip fly with button closure
Denim fabric composition: Cotton 99.0%, Spandex 1.0%
Denim fabric composition: Polyester 65.0%, Cotton 35.0%

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors inside out
Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach and fabric softeners that can degrade fibers
Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage
Cool iron if needed, or set iron to a low heat and avoid direct contact with elastication

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About H&M

H&M is a global fashion brand known for accessible, trend-driven clothing and lifestyle offerings. Built as a mass-market retailer, it serves womenswear, menswear, kids, as well as beauty and home products, with a wide assortment of everyday wardrobe staples and on-trend pieces. Established in 1947 by Erling Persson in Vasteras, Sweden, the original store was named Hennes. After acquiring Mauritz Widforss in 1968, the brand evolved into Hennes & Mauritz, later shortened to H&M. Today, it operates as a leading fast-fashion retailer with a broad international footprint and collections that include Conscious lines focused on sustainability. The mix includes apparel, footwear, accessories, cosmetics, and homeware, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable, current styles. () (en.)