Women's Jeans come in many different styles. You might choose one style for a casual day at the office or a completely different style when you want to show off your figure and attract a little extra attention.

Hipster Jeans

One of the great things about women’s jeans is that they are offered in enough cuts and styles so that everyone can find a look that is right for them. There is a style for your body type, a look to flatter you in the right places and hide what you would rather not show off. Women’s Hipsters are a type of low rise jeans...

Boot Cut Jeans

Women’s Classic jeans are not the only classic style of jeans! Boot Cut jeans have been a timeless style of leg wear since Levi Strauss started selling blue jeans to cowboys in the American West. Women wore the boots for style as well as work, and the jean makers met the demand for women’s styles...

Flare Jeans

Fashion in the late 60’s and early 70’s went over the top in some very fun and appealing ways. Bell bottom jeans were all the rage, and the wider the bell, the better. In the last few years, fashion has gone Retro, and jean makers are joining the trend. Many customers prefer a wider at the bottom look...

Skinny Jeans

Women’s Skinny jeans of today have a legacy that can be traced back to Audrey Hepburn and a blond named Marilyn. A legion of fans started wearing them, and the slim-fitting top to bottom style has waxed and waned in popularity for almost 60 years. Each version carries a different moniker like drain pipes, carrot legs, or slim jims...

Straight leg Jeans

Not every woman has great legs. If you have average legs but a knock-out top and want to draw the attention of others to the north half of you, then basic Women’s Straight Leg jeans are perfect. They are great for reducing chunky thighs or backsides with sizes that do not fit too tight or too loose...

Classic Jeans

For more than a Century, women’s blue jeans were women’s blue jeans. Nothing fancy. Nothing whatsoever. The style subtly evolved, but the name remained the same. Originally made for men only, manufacturers like Levi Strauss noticed that hard working women enjoyed the fit and durability...

Capri Jeans

You check the weather for the day. It’s going to be in the mid-70’s, unless the rain comes early, then you’re looking at upper-60’s, tops. Shorts or jeans? Your agenda includes a walk in the park with the gals as you push the kids in the stroller. Then you’ll be at the outdoor venue for the concert, where it can be a bit breezy...

Boyfriend Jeans

It’s late. You and your guy have been watching Leno, or studying, or whatever. You decide to crash there. You’ve got class or work at 8 bells, and you really need a fresh change of jeans for the morning. He offers you a pair of his, and with a belt, or thanks to the womanly hips you were blessed with, you’ll be alright...

Button Fly Jeans

Not every style of jeans is as self-explanatory as those with the name “button fly.” Guess what, the fly is secured by pushing three to five buttons through their eye holes. Done. Next? But hold on a minute. Button fly jeans aren’t just basic blue jeans. And Harleys aren’t just another motor bike. Since the 1950’s...

Cargo Jeans

Since when do men wear jeans mainly for practical purposes, while women wear them primarily for style? Some gals work just as hard as men, and require jeans that are practical and look good on them. Women’s Cargo jeans were inspired by the 40’s era military, and are designed to portray a hard working image...

Relaxed Jeans

Many gals pursue a little relaxation wherever they can find it in their busy lives. If you live in your jeans, for day in and day out use, Women’s Relaxed fit fashions are perfect. They provide more room in the hips, thighs and rear end without looking baggy. The legs are generous, too. Many brands put a little stretch...

Wide leg Jeans

Many women prefer loose fitting jeans like relaxed fit or boyfriends as a means of getting a little more room or sporting a slightly baggy look. Women’s Wide Leg jeans take it to a whole new level. Wide means WIDE! This is more of a fashion statement than a comfort choice. Wides are often part of a larger scene...

Low Rise Jeans

In the 70’s, hip hugger jeans were hot and a bit shocking. Today, their modern equivalent, Low Rise jeans are hot and very chic! Most manufacturers have gotten into the game, and some, like BKE, have built their reputation on going low and stylish. Low rise jeans ride down on, or depending on personal flare...

Stretch Jeans

Every woman could use just a little extra room from time to time. Fluctuating weight goes with the territory, and it’s great to have jeans that will flex with you. Women’s Stretch jeans are made from cotton blended with about 30% polyester and 1-2% spandex.