Jones New York Lexington Bootleg Pants
Jones New York
$89.50
Product Insights & Style Tips
Jones New York Lexington Bootleg Pants offer a clean, streamlined silhouette in a soft suede-like fabric that feels premium and easy to wear. The boot-leg cut creates a fluid, leg-lengthening line that looks polished from desk to dinner. The stretchy blend keeps the drape smooth, so the pants read refined without feeling stiff or fussy.
With an 11 inch front rise and a 15 inch back rise (size 8), the fit sits balanced, while a 31 1/2 inch inseam and 19 inch leg opening shape the classic bootleg fall. The zip fly with button closure keeps the waist tidy, and the five-pocket style adds everyday practicality. Made from 96% polyester and 4% elastane, they are machine washable and tumble dry friendly, offering easy care that travels well from day to night.
Jones New York embodies polished, versatile style with modern stretch, and the Lexington bootleg pants slot neatly into that code. Pair with a tailored blazer and pumps for office poise, or with a knit top and ankle boots for weekend ease—the line holds its own across settings.
Materials / Fabrication
- Soft suede-like fabric
- Boot-leg cut
- Stretchy material for all-day comfort
- Fabric composition: 96 percent polyester, 4 percent elastane
- Imported
- Inseam: 31 1/2 in / 80 cm
- Leg opening: 19 in / 48 cm
- Front rise: 11 in / 28 cm
- Back rise: 15 in / 38 cm
- Closure: Zip fly with button
- Pocket style: Five-pocket
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
- Remove promptly from the dryer to minimize wrinkles
- Cool iron if needed; avoid high heat to protect elastane
Fit Notes
- Bootleg cut provides a classic leg silhouette with a boot-ready hem.
- Inseam 31.5 in, leg opening 19 in, front rise 11 in, back rise 15 in (size 8).
- Soft suede-like fabric with 96% polyester and 4% elastane adds stretch for comfortable movement.
- Zip fly with button closure and five-pocket styling complete the look.
