Women's Soho Jeans

Women's Soho jeans wear one of the lowest rises in the whole Pepe Jeans London catalogue, paired with a skinny fit that hugs the leg from hip to ankle. It's the cut for anyone after the lowest possible rise without sacrificing the comfort of a stretch fabric. The range works stretch cotton, in washes from indigo rinse to deep black.

The lowest rise in the collection: what that means

The lowest rise sits the waist just below the hip, several centimetres lower than the low rise typical of other models from the brand. This height looks especially flattering paired with a cropped top, showing a minimal strip of skin without needing a full crop top. This rise calls for extra care when picking a size, since excess fabric shows up more at such a low height.

Skinny leg: the leg that defines this range

The skinny leg that comes with this low rise keeps a close fit top to bottom, with barely any give through thigh or calf. This combination of an extremely low rise and a close leg stays rare on the market, and it's exactly what sets Women's Soho jeans apart from the rest of the brand's skinny styles. The stretch fabric lets the piece give just enough seated.

Stretch fabric and how it behaves at low rise

Cotton with a high elastane content is what keeps the lowest rise in the collection from slipping or losing shape through everyday movement. This attention to fabric behaviour ties back to Pepe Jeans London's tradition, born on Portobello Road market in 1973.

Styling Women's Soho jeans

A cropped top and flat sandals make the low rise the visual star of a summer look. For evening, a shirt knotted at the waist and a fine heel hold the same proportion with a more polished register, from Soho to Piccadilly.

The close fit through the whole leg and the extreme rise position stand out the moment you try them on.