Sunflower Navy Super Wide Jeans
Sunflower
$275.00 37% OFF
$173.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Sunflower Navy Super Wide Jeans channel a laid-back, yet sophisticated vibe with a nod to utilitarian chic. Cut from heavyweight 12.5 oz non-stretch denim, they carry a sense of structure and durability synonymous with timeless wardrobe staples. Their simple blue rinse and fading throughout elevate the piece, offering a vintage-inspired aesthetic. With contrast tan stitching and logo-engraved silver-tone hardware, each detail speaks to a refined edge—a subtle luxury in a classically casual silhouette.
These jeans embrace a wide-leg design and mid-rise fit that moves effortlessly with you, providing a relaxed feel that’s anything but basic. Belt loops and five-pocket styling enhance their practicality, ensuring they can handle whatever your day throws at you. Layer them up with a fitted top or cozy knit, and watch as they transition seamlessly from a day at the art gallery to an evening out. Their versatility pairs well with ankle boots or sleek sneakers, bringing a sense of ease without sacrificing style.
Rooted in the brand's minimalist approach, Sunflower crafts pieces that align with the resurgence of effortless denim silhouettes dominating the fashion scene. These wide-leg jeans capture the balance between understated elegance and everyday ease, making them a quintessential addition to any cool girl's wardrobe.
Materials / Fabrication
- Heavyweight 12.5 oz non-stretch denim
- Fading throughout
- Wide-leg design
- Mid-rise
- Belt loops
- Five-pocket styling
- Zip fly
- Leather logo patch at back waistband
- Logo-engraved silver-tone hardware
- Contrast stitching in tan
- Supplier color: Simple Blue Rinse
Recommended Care
- Machine wash inside out in cold water to maintain color and reduce fading.
- Do not use bleach to protect the fabric and leather patch.
- Tumble dry low or hang dry to avoid shrinkage.
- If needed, iron on low heat, avoiding the leather patch.
- Wash with similar colors to prevent dye transfer.
