Fashion Distressed Ripped Capri Jeans Plus Size Casual High-Waisted Drawstring Waist Denim Cropped Pants + Lace cutout top

So here are some real pics of these distressed capris in size XL. The deep color is nice - I always prefer a darker denimn over light one. The rip placement is good, although the rips are much bigger in person than advertised. I can't wear them yet - I must wash them first (to get rid of the manufacturing smell). Plus, I'm hoping that once washed & dried they'll fit a little better. They're stretchy, especially at the waist, so there's no muffin top or anything. It's just that they could've been tighter in the front top section - when you zip them up you want them a little fitted there to help hide your belly!! Nothing a long tee can't do, but I'm just letting you know. Washing them and wearing a belt might do the trick. The thinner you are, the less likely that will be an issue for you. Overall, they look very nice on and I plan to wear them with a white v-neck tee and white sneakers.

I ordered these in A-Classic Blue. They look exactly as pictured. The material has a good amount of stretch. They fit well and are very comfortable. I am 5'4", 175 pounds, and ordered Size X-Large. I usually wear a 12 or 14 in jeans. They have functional pockets and belt loops, and they are offered at a good price point.

I am 5'8 and run between 135-140 pounds. I usually wear a 6/8 or a med in women's clothes. I got the med and they fit really well. They have the typical shallow pockets you find on most women's pants. I wouldn't call these high waisted. These are more mid-rise coming just under the navel. I have a long torso so I recognize that this could be just how it fits on me. Also, I have no tush to speak of. There is a fair amount of stretch in these capris but not so much that they were saggy at the end of the day. After washing and yes putting in the dryer, they still retained their shape. I know for some it is a sin to dry their jeans, I don't have time to wait a week for them to air dry to I tumbled on med heat. They were fine. These capris also hit a bit longer on me, at mid shin. Most hit just under my knees. So, on some of you shorter peeps you may find them too long. I found it really easy to pair with different tops and shoes for a variety of looks. One I did a chunky sweater and pumps, one high tops and an oversize t shirt, and last a square neck tank with ballet flats. I liked all the looks. I typically find capris to be one note clothing items so I usually stay away from them but these are pretty flexible in my wardrobe so I would recommend them.