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Love this cigarette jean  10" rise 27" inseam 14" leg opening.  So it's a tad looser then your average cigarette. Model is 5'`10" so you an estimate of inseam on you. Color Arrowmill.  Waist size 31" is sold out.  Jean goes up 32" waist.NINA HIGH-RISE ANKLE CIGARETTE

low rise slim boyfriend color Mangus  8 1/2" rise  28" inseam 12" leg opening.

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Confettie dress.  I like this one.   96% cotton   Says it's machine wash, but you have to turn side out and lay flat to dry.

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Not affordable.  Jeans and dresses average $200.00 and up.  Rag & bone is expensive.  Store & Factory are in Soho, New York.

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@songbird wrote:


Confettie dress.  I like this one.   96% cotton   Says it's machine wash, but you have to turn side out and lay flat to dry.

CONFETTI DRESS

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Not affordable.  Jeans and dresses average $200.00 and up.  Rag & bone is expensive.  Store & Factory are in Soho, New York.


Phffft!

I wish I could wear that. 😃 I used to.😟 I wore cashmere dresses like that in my 20s and 30s.

 

Love it. 

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@ILTH wrote:

@songbird wrote:


Confettie dress.  I like this one.   96% cotton   Says it's machine wash, but you have to turn side out and lay flat to dry.

CONFETTI DRESS

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Not affordable.  Jeans and dresses average $200.00 and up.  Rag & bone is expensive.  Store & Factory are in Soho, New York.


Phffft!

I wish I could wear that. 😃 I used to.😟 I wore cashmere dresses like that in my 20s and 30s.

 

Love it. 


I think I can wear it.  I don't have love handle But at $275.00 is too expensive.  I normally wait for sales, but it will take a long, long time.  Plus it will never go for under $180.00.  they import too.  Rag & Bone used to brag they would use Japanese denim (supposedly the best denim in the world)  They've since moved on the Turkish denim. The actual jean is sewn together here along with the hardware.  So tariffs are not that much of a problem.   The only cotton they use is Pima and Supima (another kind of high end cotton) That costs more then Pima.  Good manufacturers use high grade cotton, not cotton mixed with synthetic fibers.  Cheap clothing is made from that. Legally they can still say 100% cotton.

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Met my husband wearing a dress just like that ... in red ... w/ a few buttons undone. Of course I was in my 20's and felt powerful. Smiley Happy

 

Still feel powerful. Dress still fits .. just differently. As in, just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I pull it out every once in awhile and model it for my hubby. He loves that dress. cha cha cha.

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Of course, if the model had larger legs then the jean would fit more like a "regular" cigarette jean.

 

Love the dress.  I'd totally wear that.

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@kate2357 wrote:

Met my husband wearing a dress just like that ... in red ... w/ a few buttons undone. Of course I was in my 20's and felt powerful. Smiley Happy

 

Still feel powerful. Dress still fits .. just differently. As in, just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I pull it out every once in awhile and model it for my hubby. He loves that dress. cha cha cha.


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And I bet he still thinks you look great in it.

 

Cha!

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Rag & Bone has a cute name but their prices are far from cute -- in fact, they are high.   

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Have to be a bone to wear the rags LOL

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Have to be a bone to wear the rags LOL


Agree -- which is why I've always referred to this company as Rags on Bones.  (And they're overpriced rags, at that.)

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It would be nice to voice your opinion without the derogatory labels. After all, can you imagine if someone posted the same way about clothing for heavy women?

 

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