Lucky BrandWomen's Mid Rise Easy Rider Bootcut Jean

So I had never worn lucky jeans before a little skeptical because I had been wearing a different brand more expensive but worked for me, but these were a little cheaper and I took a chance. Their sized by your waist and the insane so I googled what size my waist would be by the jeans size offere and then I measured a pair of jeans that fit me perfect from the length of my pants to the crotch area so I wear a 33 x 30. I received the pants in one day they are awesome.!! Fit perfect and the length is on point! 100% recommending these to my friends and family and will be purchasing more! If you get the right size and you do the correct measurements, you don’t need them to be stretchy. They’re very comfortable the minute you put them on you will know you’re in the right size. I am so glad I didn’t try to go smaller or bigger went with my measurements and they’re perfect.

Very happy with them fit perfectly

Way way way way way too much stretch I got a 25 30 . They are so baggy, even after washing and drying on hot. What a waste of money..

People mentioned that they ran big, I ordered my normal size. They are a looser fit, but I just think that’s the style of the jean.A straight leg, not meant to be tight, more of a boyfriend fit. I gave them 4 rather than 5 stars because on me they didn’t seem like even a medium rise (more of a low rise) I like them though! I find the quality of a Lucky Brand jeans to be good. They are soft, flattering, with a minimal amount of stretch. They are medium weight denim, I haven’t worn them out or washed them yet, so I can’t speak to that (only tried them on). I’ll update my review if they stretch out throughout the day when I get around to wearing them. I do wish that Amazon had a price match when things were purchased during a certain timeframe. The price on these is so variable, they decreased over $20 from when. I initially purchase. I’d say give them a try if you’re on the fence.UPDATE: They do stretch out with wear so much that they don’t even fit me now. You could size down 1 or 2 sizes. I need to return these, which I’m bummed about. I obviously did not wash them, so that could maybe help the problem. But an FYI - the quality on these is excellent and the seller is also excellent. The fit on these just is off, so size down accordingly.

I regularly wears size 28 so I ordered size 28. It was too big so I need to return and re ordered size 26 and it fits perfectly. Nice jeans & really comfy.

I am 5'7 and 125lbs (170cm and 57kg). My hips are 35" and waist is 24". I ordered a size 0 long after reading the size chart. I read they run big, so I felt ordering a size 0 would be just fine. It was not.I am so incredibly disappointed, they do not fit whatsoever. Way too big overall, but the length is too short. I couldn't be sadder. The tag was damaged, so I can't even return them. Worst purchase ever.

I love these jeans. I work in a retail environment so I'm always moving. Walking, squatting, and sometimes plopped on my butt in the floor. They are mid rise which doesn't make me feel like I'm being suffocated... unlike high rise. They fit wonderfully through the butt and hips. I like that they are loose on my legs, but not sloppy huge and baggy. They have held up wonderfully through countless washings. I always check if they are on sale so I can stock up. I would say give them a try.

First, here are the actual measurements for the Easy Rider Jeans in a size 8:Waist = 35" Hip = 42.5" Inseam = 32" Front Rise = 10" Back Rise = 14.5" Leg Opening = 18"I've been wearing Lucky Brand Jeans for years in various styles - many of which have been discontinued or re-branded or re-named to be called something else. I know this particular style is meant to have a looser fit, but it isn't supposed to be gigantic. I own 2 pairs of LB Mid-Rise Sweet Bootcut Jeans in size 10, one pair has the same fiber content and stretch as these and the other has even less cotton and more polyester and stretch. Both of those size 10 pairs of jeans, which are now too large for me, are at least 2 sizes smaller straight out of the dryer than this pair of Easy Rider jeans in a size 8. Also, despite the inseam being correct at 32" the waist was so oversized and front and back rise so long that the 'real' inseam began much lower down on my thighs causing the jeans to almost entirely cover my feet. Even if I had ordered a 30" inseam in the same size it would have been too long due to the way the rest of the jean was incorrectly sized. I mean... due to the amount of stretch I didn't need to unbutton or unzip these jeans for them to slide right down to my thighs when I stepped on the too-long leg trying them on.It seems what they did for the Easy Riders based on Lucky Brand's own size charts for Jeans/Bottoms (in this particular case a size 29/8), is take the waist measurement (29.5") and hip measurement (40"), tell the factory manufacturing this style that these are mid-rise jeans so the waistband should be halfway between these two measurements (34.75" for a size 29/8). If I were to attempt to purchase these again, which I won't, I would need to try a size 27/4, likely with a 30" inseam due to the mid-rise inseam still being quite high, which has a waist size of 27.5" and a hip size of 38", which would produce a likely waistband size of 32.75"-33" for my personalized fit. That wouldn't make sense even for vanity sizing.These jeans would be best-suited for someone with a larger waist, or waist-to-hip ratio. Consider the measurements I gave for the size 29/8 and my estimate on how this style is actually sized in order to determine whether or not they will fit you and what size, if any, to order for yourself.