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Mugler Blue Washed Denim Cigarette Stirrup Jeans

Name: Mugler Blue Washed Denim Cigarette Stirrup Jeans
Brand: Mugler
SKU: 262345F06900100
Price: 905.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Mugler blue washed denim cigarette stirrup jeans fuse couture edge with everyday denim. Non-stretch denim keeps a crisp line, while fading and whiskering add patina. A high-rise silhouette meets a cigarette leg that sharpens from hip to ankle. Rivets at the front and a zip fly keep hardware quiet, while an elasticized stirrup at the cuffs adds a modern wink, finished with a leather patch and tan stitching in Brushed Blue.

The high rise sits at the waist, with darts at the front and back shaping through hip and thigh. Two-pocket styling adds everyday practicality, while non-stretch denim keeps the line true from day to night. Creased legs catch light, and the elastic stirrup cuffs tuck neatly into ankle boots or sleek sandals. Layer over a crisp shirt or a cropped knit for a look that travels from desk to dinner.

Mugler leans into its couture edge, turning heritage denim into a statement. The stirrup silhouette nods to an architectural mood that pairs with blazers or tall boots for editorial moments and city living alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Non-stretch denim jeans
Fading and whiskering throughout
High-rise
Two-pocket styling
Zip fly
Darts at front and back
Rivets at front
Creased legs
Elasticized stirrup at cuffs
Leather logo patch at back waistband
Contrast stitching in tan
Supplier color: Brushed Blue

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors inside out
Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach
Tumble dry low or line dry to preserve fit and finish
Iron on low heat if needed, or steam

Fit Notes

High-rise denim sits at the natural waist for defined shaping.
Non-stretch denim offers a firm, non elastic fit with creased legs.
Darts at the front and back enhance shaping through the waist and hip.
Elasticized stirrup cuffs secure the hem at the ankle for a defined leg line.

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