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Black baggy jeans for women with light contrast stitching, front view with a cropped white tee, hem pooling over the shoes
Front view of the baggy black jeans with a white fitted tee, hands in pockets, curved seams and a short seam at each knee
Black wide leg jeans in motion with a cropped white tee, one knee lifted
Back view of the black jeans with two patch pockets, curved back seams and a white top
Side view of a black jeans outfit with a white top and black low-top sneakers, one leg kicked up behind
Size chart for the black jeans for women, S to XXXL, with waist, hip, thigh, length and leg opening in inches and centimeters

Black Baggy Jeans for Women with Curved Contrast Seams

Sale price$42.99 USD
Color:Black
Size:
Size Chart



Black baggy jeans with curved contrast seams

Black baggy jeans are black denim cut loose and wide from the hip down, so the leg slouches instead of clinging. This is the pair that goes with literally everything, and this is it, only cooler: deep black denim, light contrast stitching and curved seams that run down each leg and shape it into a wide, swingy line. Plain enough for Monday, interesting enough for Saturday night.

Black wide leg jeans with seams that show off the cut

Wide all the way to the floor, with the details to back it up: a zip fly and a metal button up front, belt loops, front pockets and two patch pockets on the back. The light topstitching traces the pockets, the outer leg and the curved seams, with a short diagonal seam at each knee, so the shape of the cut shows even on plain black. If you have been hunting for baggy black jeans that look styled rather than sloppy, the search ends here.

Black jeans outfit ideas from Monday to Saturday night

Coffee run, gallery opening, late dinner: the plan changes, these black baggy jeans stay. The photos keep it to a cropped white tee, black and white and done. Swap in a crop top and gold jewelry when the sun goes down, and pull on your favorite boots when the weather turns. One pair, a whole week of looks.

Fit and measurements

Loose through the hip and thigh with a wide leg that pools over the shoe, and no stretch: the maker lists cotton and polyester, so the leg keeps its volume instead of collapsing. Measurements in inches (cm) from the maker's chart. The maker says this style runs 1 to 2 sizes smaller than US sizing, so choose by the waist and size up if you are in between. Allow 0.4 to 1.2 in (1 to 3 cm) either way.

Size Waist Hip Thigh Length Leg opening
S 26.8 (68) 37.8 (96) 22.0 (56) 39.8 (101) 17.7 (45)
M 28.3 (72) 39.4 (100) 22.8 (58) 40.2 (102) 18.1 (46)
L 29.9 (76) 40.9 (104) 23.6 (60) 40.6 (103) 18.5 (47)
XL 31.5 (80) 42.5 (108) 24.4 (62) 40.9 (104) 18.9 (48)
XXL 33.1 (84) 44.1 (112) 25.2 (64) 41.3 (105) 19.3 (49)
XXXL 34.6 (88) 45.7 (116) 26.0 (66) 41.7 (106) 19.7 (50)

Want the same slouch with a print? Meet the camo cargo jeans. Prefer a lighter shade? Try the white baggy jeans or the baggy jeans for women with stitched stars, and find every other shape in pants. Black goes with everything, so all that is left is your size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size black baggy jeans should I buy?
Go by your waist on the chart: 26.8 inches on an S up to 34.6 inches on an XXXL, with hips from 37.8 to 45.7 inches. The maker says this style runs 1 to 2 sizes smaller than US sizing and the fabric has no stretch, so size up if you land between two sizes. Allow 0.4 to 1.2 inches (1 to 3 cm) either way on every number, and compare with a pair that already fits you.
Do these work as petite jeans?
Only if you lift or shorten the hem. There is no petite cut: the length runs from 39.8 inches on the S to 41.7 inches on the XXXL, and on the model the hem pools over the shoes. If you are on the shorter side, a platform sneaker or a chunky boot lifts the hem off the floor, or a tailor can take it up. The slouch through the leg stays the same either way, so the look survives a shorter hem.
Do these black jeans stretch?
No. The maker lists cotton and polyester with no stretch, which is what lets the wide leg keep its volume instead of collapsing against your legs. The trade off is a waist that will not give, so sizing by your waist measurement matters more here than with a stretchy pair. If you are unsure between two sizes, take the bigger one and belt it if you need to.
How wide is the leg on these black jeans?
Very wide from the hip down. On the maker's chart the thigh measures 22.0 inches on an S and 26.0 inches on an XXXL, and the leg opening runs 17.7 to 19.7 inches, so the volume carries all the way to the floor and pools over the shoes in the photos. Curved seams down the sides of each leg give it a soft, rounded line rather than a straight drop. Keep the top short and the shape does the rest.
Do these black jeans come in plus sizes?
The range stops at XXXL. If you shop plus size black jeans by the numbers, this pair tops out at a 34.6 inch waist and a 45.7 inch hip on the maker's chart, so go by those two measurements rather than the letter on the tag. If your waist measures more than 34.6 inches, this style will not fit, and another pair will serve you better. Every listing in our pants collection shows its own chart.
Are these black baggy cargo jeans?
No. This pair has standard front pockets and two patch pockets on the back, with no side cargo pockets on the legs. The baggy shape comes from the wide cut and the curved seams, not from added pockets. If you love the cargo look, our camo cargo jeans have a flap pocket on the side of each leg and a seriously wide fit too.
Can you wear a white t shirt with black jeans?
Yes, and it is the outfit in most of these photos: a cropped white tee with nothing else to distract. The light topstitching around the pockets and down each leg echoes the tee, so black jeans with a white t shirt look deliberate instead of plain. Choose a tee that is cropped or tucked, since a long, loose one hides the waistband and the curved seams. Find a short one in crop tops.
Do white shoes go with black jeans?
Yes. The photos show black low-top sneakers with white detail, and a full white sneaker picks up the light contrast stitching, so the outfit reads as one idea from waistband to toe. Clean white leather looks sharp for dinner, while a scuffed canvas pair keeps it easy for the weekend. Pairing black jeans and white shoes also keeps the focus on the curved seams instead of your feet.