Good American Good Waist Espresso Palazzo Jeans
Good American
Your denim rotation has room for something a little richer. The Good American Good Waist Espresso Palazzo Jeans bring deep brown color and a sweeping wide leg to everyday dressing. A high-rise waist and close fit through the hips balance the generous palazzo silhouette, while the ankle-length cut puts your footwear in focus. These jeans feature classic five-pocket styling, belt loops, and a zip fly with a button closure. Tonal stitching and finished hems keep the look clean, letting the rich espresso shade do the talking. Pair them with a navy cardigan and loafers for a coffee catch-up, or tuck in an ivory blouse and add pointed-toe boots for dinner plans. A slim belt and gold jewelry make the finishing touches feel just right.
- 99% Cotton & 1% Spandex
- Unlined
- Machine Wash Cold
- Manufactured In China
- Designed In The USA
- Model is 5'8" and Is Wearing a Size 00
Length: These pants are intended to hit at the lower calf to ankle.
Waist: These pants are intended to be fitted in the waist.
Hips: These pants are intended to be fitted in the hips.
Undergarments: These pants are undergarment friendly.
Fabric: The fabric is non-transparent and contains minimal stretch.
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Our goal at Red Dress is for you to love every piece you order but we know that returns happen. So we hope this makes it a simple process for you.
What is your Return Policy?
We accept returns of unworn items in their original condition (unwashed, tags attached and shoes must be in shoe boxes) within 30 days of fulfillment for either an exchange or store credit. We do not offer refunds to your form of payment for returned items.
Items marked FINAL SALE are not eligible for return.
Items purchased with a 30% off discount code applied are considered FINAL SALE. and not eligible for return.
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