Homecoming High The Tripper Ankle
A classic dark blue jean, we know you''ll love.
With a high-rise, flared ankle, and a clean ankle-length hem, the Homecoming High The Tripper Ankle is made from stretch denim, with subtle whiskering and fading at the knees. There versatile pant can be paired with tees, sweaters, and button downs alike!
Our Favorite Details:
- High-rise
- Flared ankle
- Clean hem
- Stretch denim
Material: 95% Cotton, 3% Polyester, 2% Polyurethane
Care: Machine wash
About the Brand
MOTHER Denim is known for its flattering fits, washes, and super-soft fabrics. Its founders have an unfiltered approach, saying they "stand for having fun, and not taking yourself too seriously."
A classic dark blue jean, we know you''ll love.
With a high-rise, flared ankle, and a clean ankle-length hem, the Homecoming High The Tripper Ankle is made from stretch denim, with subtle whiskering and fading at the knees. There versatile pant can be paired with tees, sweaters, and button downs alike!
Our Favorite Details:
- High-rise
- Flared ankle
- Clean hem
- Stretch denim
Material: 95% Cotton, 3% Polyester, 2% Polyurethane
Care: Machine wash
About the Brand
MOTHER Denim is known for its flattering fits, washes, and super-soft fabrics. Its founders have an unfiltered approach, saying they "stand for having fun, and not taking yourself too seriously."
Original: $258.00
-70%$258.00
$77.40Description
A classic dark blue jean, we know you''ll love.
With a high-rise, flared ankle, and a clean ankle-length hem, the Homecoming High The Tripper Ankle is made from stretch denim, with subtle whiskering and fading at the knees. There versatile pant can be paired with tees, sweaters, and button downs alike!
Our Favorite Details:
- High-rise
- Flared ankle
- Clean hem
- Stretch denim
Material: 95% Cotton, 3% Polyester, 2% Polyurethane
Care: Machine wash
About the Brand
MOTHER Denim is known for its flattering fits, washes, and super-soft fabrics. Its founders have an unfiltered approach, saying they "stand for having fun, and not taking yourself too seriously."
