Comments about Mid Rise Rigid Relaxed Flare Jeans

These are some of the most comfortable jeans I have worn in a long time. They have a nice relaxed fit through the legs and a more fitted fit through the waist and hips. I went with my normal size in jeans (29, 5'5", 150lbs) and they are perfect. I get compliments on them every time I wear them.

Feel and fit like 2002 bootcut jeans. More fitted through thigh than advertised

From the waist of the crotch, there's too much material so it looks like you have something there that shouldn't be there.

Comments about Mid Rise Rigid Relaxed Flare Jeans

These jeans fit me well as a skinny guy, and they appear to be more of a unisex jean than a women's jean. Provides a nice silhouette, looks great with a tank top + these jeans. I got a size Regular, 28, Long; fits like a 30x34 men's jean, but flared. #sweepstakes

I got my normal size 31 and I couldn't even get them over my butt! Very disappointed because I really liked the wash.

For details, I weigh 101 lbs, stand 5 feet tall, and have a 26.5-inch waist and 36-inch hips. Most Gap garments do not fit me in the waist (they're too big). The color, leg length, and overall look from mid‑thigh down are wonderful. Unfortunately, the crotch area is a complete miss. The wrinkles aren't something washing will fix because they come from the way the jeans are constructed. The rise is too short, and there's excess fabric in the front crotch, which creates an odd, bunching effect. I didn't even evaluate the back. I would return them, but I purchased using points. The nearest stores are out of stock in every size, so an exchange isn't possible. The bigger concern for me is that this reflects a sustainability issue: poorly executed construction leads to wasted materials and unwearable garments.

I'm 5'7" and I normally wear a size 2 regular or 26 regular across most brands. These pants were so so tight on my thighs I could barely get the zipper up and button them. And yet there was also gapping in the waistband at the back? On top of that, flare WHERE? These are somewhere in between a straight and wide-leg jean; definitely not flared! Also, like most Gap jeans, the regular inseam is too short for my liking. These jeans end at my ankle, which is not a cute look.

I don't understand the cut of these. Small waist holds them up too high, so they're too short. Knees are too wide for a non-baggy jean, so they don't have a flattering shape. And the fabric is scratchy. Is this just a bad moment for jeans design? I'm having a terrible time trying to replace my mid rise long and leans from around 2018. Now the long and leans are low rise, which I don't want. My next step is to buy fancy patches so I can keep wearing the old ones longer. Please bring back mid rise long and lean jeans in soft fabric! They will never go out of style.

As a tall woman (6'0) gap jeans have never failed me until now. While these are the perfect length the sizing is incredibly off. I am usually a 28 but when I put the 28's on I couldn't get them past my thighs. I exchanged for the size up and they painfully tight in the thighs, crotch and seat while being really baggy in the waistband. If you going to order I would recommend going up 2 sizes and be prepared to return them anyways. Very disappointing.

I'm 5'1" and 125 lbs. I'm a 26 or 27 short in every pair of Gap jeans I own. I got these in a 27 short expecting them to fit a bit loose. They are very tight in the thighs, but very wide from the knee down, I would call them a wide leg more than a flare. Also fit weird around the waist, they are very low rise on me but gap out in the back. And they're way too long even in the short length. The color is perfect so I'm sad to have to return them, but the fit is just so strange.