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TWILIGHT
MIRACLE
CHARISMA DISTRESSED
UPTOWN
TWILIGHT: This jean aims to please. In an easy wide leg, this waist defining high rise features a slightly faded black wash...
LOCK AND KEY
CAFE NOIR
GOODIE GOODIE
The perfect retro-inspired pair from our We The Free collection, these will instantly elevate your denim drawer. Fit: High-rise, wide-leg silhouetteFeatures: Zip fly and...
CRUSH HOUR
BE MINE VINTAGE
CHERISH
RUSH HOUR
ALL MINE VINTAGE
Cherish: Let's meet on the Eastside. Take on the town in this versatile high rise loose jean. Rolled cuffs and authentic highs...
COOL CAT
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Go wild in the Westward. Make a statement in the print of the season. The Westward in Cool Cat is a high...
DAZZLER
A high-rise classic fit denim mini skirt with Rolla's signature pockets, vintage trims & raw hem A bright blue wash in non-stretch...
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SUNSHINE BLUE
NEW YORK BLUE
ECO SALTY BLUE
High rise short Slim fit Modest length Comfort rigid denim Signature Rolla’s back pocket Raw hem Light to mid-blue wash This fabric...
LIGHT BLUE
DARK BLUE
-Wide jeans-High waist-Side pockets on the sides at the front and patch pockets at the back-Zip fly and contrasting button closure at...
MELODY
INDIGO
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33"
All-day comfort meets a flattering fit with our Isbister wide-leg. Fabric that generously gives without losing structure, with a wide fit through...
RAVEN VINTAGE
MARSHMALLOW
MARSHMALLOW: They don't make them like this anymore, until now. The Bottom Line in Marshmallow is a high rise short...
DEW DROP VINTAGE
Mostly rigid but yields to your body in all the right ways 65% Cotton 34% Organic Cotton 1% Elastane
COWGIRL BLUES
A need-now longline pair from our We The Free collection, these shorts are the perfect mix of classic and chic. Fit: Mid-rise, relaxed...
NEW FLAME VINTAGE
Play it straight. The Straight Up is a high rise straight leg jean in a classic light blue wash with highs and...
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