Levi's Red Tab Womens Blue Slight Skinny Jeans
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- 91% Cotton 9% Elastane
- Zip Fly Fasten
- 5 Pocket Jean
- Contrast Stitch Detail
- Signature Red Tab On Reverse Pocket
- Embroidered Logo Tab
The Slight Skinny Jeans from Levis Red Tab are made to fit perfectly on the waist due to straighter side seams. Part of the unbelievable Curve ID range from Levi, that includes: Skinny, Demi, Bold and now Supreme fits. The Curve is guaranteed to fit perfectly on those ladies who have straight figure or 'slight curve.' If you fit this description then these jeans are made for you. With balanced rear pockets with a perfect shaped seat and no pinching on your waist. Team with a lace delicate blouse and strappy sandals for cocktail evening class.
- FREE Royal Mail Tracked (2-3 Day) delivery
- FREE UK Next Working Day Delivery on orders over £99*
- Next Working Day Delivery (Mainland UK) with FedEx is £3.95
- Saturday Delivery (Mainland UK) with FedEx is £11.95
- Collect in store is available in our flagship Middlesbrough store
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