Vintage American Blues Women's Ponte Skinny Pants with Zip Pockets - Slim Fit Stretchy Dress Pants for Work, Office & Casual Wear
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Product Description
Vintage America Blues ponte skinny trouser with zip pockets, zipper fly and belt loops. This skinny leg pant is contoured from hips to ankles to help you look your best from every angle. Pairs great with all stylish footwear from Hells to sandals and all trendy tops from blouses to a tee shirts. Can be worn for work, class or hanging out with friends giving you the versatility you need in a good wardrobe. Vintage America encompasses the spirit and attitude of the bohemian lifestyle. That natural, easygoing, romantic sensibility.
Product Features
Color Urban Chic - zip pockets modern Plaid has a dark grey ground with tonal vertical and horizontal lines allover and zipper pockets detail, made in a nice sleek ponte fabric
Ponte skinny trouser with zip pockets, zipper fly and belt loops. This skinny leg pant is contoured from hips to ankles to help you look your best from every angle.
Pairs great with all stylish footwear from Hells to sandals and all trendy tops from blouses to a tee shirts. Can be worn for work, class or hanging out with friends giving you the versatility you need in a good wardrobe.
This skinny pant has a 28 inch inseam with a 11 inch leg opening for that sleek look you love.
Vintage America Blues is a brand that believes great fashion should be amazing and affordable
Customer Reviews
These pants are super cool, I would have bought a 12 but they were out so I decided to try 14. They were too tight in the legs in the calves in the thighs. There's not a lot of give, the material is somewhat heavyweight. It's too bad cuz they are super cool pants and would go with everything. And I actually like that they come down past my ankles. I did end up keeping them because I just could not part with such cool pants.
