Ruth High-Rise Coated Straight Jeans
L & apos;AGENCE
$295.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Ruth high-rise coated straight jeans fuse city polish with a sleek sheen. Coated black denim catches the light with a glossy, leather-like finish, while the cotton, Tencel lyocell, and modal blend stays soft to the touch. With an approx 9.8 inch rise and a full 34 inch inseam, the straight leg reads grounded yet luxe for day to night.
Five pockets and a button fly sit at the waist, with belt loops letting you switch up belts for varied looks. The high rise and relaxed through the hip give a day-to-night ease that pairs with everything from a knit tee to a structured blazer. The full length catches the ground with boots or skimming with sleek sneakers, while the coated finish adds edge and polish. Note the item runs small, consider ordering a size up.
L'AGENCE's denim codes run refined and modern, and Ruth sits squarely in that vibe. These coated straight jeans nod to downtown polish while staying versatile enough for weekend wanderings or city dinners. Finish with a silky blouse and loafer for a sleek daytime look, then swap in a leather jacket and ankle boots for after hours.
Materials / Fabrication
- Coated black denim
- Cotton / Tencel lyocell / modal blend
- Approx. 9.8 in rise
- 34 in inseam
- High rise
- Five-pocket style
- Button and zip fly
- Belt loops
- L'Agence Ruth straight-leg jeans
- Made in USA
- Model height 5'10\" / 177 cm
- Size note: item runs small, consider ordering a size up
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold inside out with like colors on gentle cycle; use mild detergent
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry low or line dry; avoid high heat to preserve coating
- Iron on low heat on reverse side or with a pressing cloth if needed
- Store away from direct heat to maintain finish
Fit Notes
- High-rise design with about a 9.8 inch rise and a 34 inch inseam.
- Coated black denim offers a polished look with a straight-leg silhouette.
- Five-pocket styling with a button and zip fly and belt loops.
- Relaxed fit.
