Jen7 Womens Denim Skinny High Rise Ankle Jeans Manufacturer: Jen7 Suggested Retail Price: $119.00 Condition: Pre-Owned Style Type: Slim, Skinny Collection: Jen7 Sleeve Length: Closure: Zip Material: 75% Cotton, 13% Lyocell, 9% Rayon, 3% Elastane Fabric Type: Denim Style Number: GS0625352Q Measures 30” waist, 25” inseam, 36” length, 10” front rise, 7” leg opening, 20” hips.
Gap Men’s 10″-Inseam Flat Front Short Black You Pick Waist Size
98% cotton 2% spandex.
Gap Men’s Flat Front Short Brushed Fit Black, Blue Size 30,32,34,36,38
Leg opening circumference (in): 30=21 ¼ | 32=22 | 34=22 ¾ | 36=23 ½ | 38=24 ¼ | 40=25 | 42=25¾. Brushed finish. Buttoned zip fly. Front pockets with buttoned rear pocket. Machine wash cold. Waist (in.).
Member’s Mark Men’s Straight Fit Mason 5 Pocket Stretch Pant
Built for comfort and dependability, Member’s Mark™ Men’s Mason Pants are the everyday work pant you’ve been looking for. These pants feature a 14.5-inch leg opening to accommodate most work shoes and are made with a super soft, stretchy cotton blend for a comfortable fit all day long. With a Comfort Flex waistband and straight leg design, the Member’s Mark Men’s Mason Pant is an easy choice, no matter the tasks at hand. ewirelessgear Our eBay Store About Us Contact Us Add to Favorite Sellers Member’s Mark Men’s Straight Fit Mason 5 Pocket Stretch Pant Built for comfort and dependability, Member’s Mark™ Men’s Mason Pants are the everyday work pant you’ve been looking for. These pants feature a 14.5-inch leg opening to accommodate most work shoes and are made with a super soft, stretchy cotton blend for a comfortable fit all day long. With a Comfort Flex waistband and straight leg design, the Member’s Mark Men’s Mason Pant is an easy choice, no matter the tasks at hand. Product names are trademarks of the listed manufacturer or other owners, and are not trademarks of Ewirelessgear. The manufacturer does not necessarily endorse use of these products. Original warranties or guarantees by the manufacturer may not apply to this product.
