Women's Wide Jeans

Women's Wide jeans bring together Pepe Jeans London's widest silhouettes, a straight, ample leg from hip to hem that steps completely away from any close fit. This range spans mid and high rise depending on the model, working rigid, heavier-weight cotton that gives body and a clean fall without elastane. Washes run from deep blue to true black, with grey tones as an alternative to classic indigo.

Wide leg: the silhouette that puts movement first

The wide-leg denim is defined by a consistent width the whole way down the leg, without the taper of a straight or a slim. This range allows a proper wide stride, something anyone who doesn't want any pressure at the thigh will appreciate. The rigid cotton canvas gives the structure needed for the leg to fall straight rather than crease or lose shape on the move.

High or mid rise: the right pick for your figure

This collection brings together high-rise models, which define the waist more and visually lengthen the leg, alongside mid-rise options for anyone who doesn't want a piece too tight at the stomach. High rise generally favours a more defined proportion between torso and leg, while mid rise stays more comfortable through long stretches seated. Both share the same wide silhouette that defines Women's Wide jeans, only the rise height differs.

Rigid cotton and how it behaves in this range

The weight of the rigid cotton directly shapes how the leg falls: the heavier the weight, the cleaner the vertical line without needing an iron. This attention to fabric ties back to Pepe Jeans London's heritage, born on Portobello Road market in 1973, built to last well beyond a season.

Styling Women's Wide jeans

A cropped top and heeled sandals balance proportions and elongate the figure for an evening out. Day to day, a plain tee and white trainers keep a relaxed look without losing the attitude that a wide leg brings, from morning to evening.

The movement of the fabric while walking is what sets this range apart: a wide, fluid fall that sways with every step, never losing the straight, clean line that defines it.