ARIATWomen's Ultra Stretch Perfect Rise Katie Flare Jean

These jeans are a+ quality and fit. Finding work appropriate jeans in 2025 has been a struggle, especially in a long length. I knew the Ariat brand from there boots and took a chance on the jeans. Glad I did. 10/10

Love Ariat and they are so comfortable. A stretch to them that make the feel so great.

Fits true to size. Great jeans. So comfy yet they really shape you.

I had such high hopes for these jeans! They are a beautiful wash and fit comfortably while being long enough for me which is hard to find. Unfortunately I feel like the back pockets are spaced too far apart so while they are comfortable they are not flattering from the back.

I own many pairs of Ariats and this is the second pair that just doesn’t hold up to the others. It’s their “perfect rise” like all of my others but this one goes past my belly button. The fit stretches out after an hour or so unlike all the others. And lastly I’ve noticed every other pair I own has almost a tummy control feature but this one does not. It shows everyyything. I would have returned them knowing had I known all of this but obviously I’ve washed and worn them by now. Not worth it to me. (Also has an awful smell that will not wash out.)

so comfortable!! AND LONG

I was floored by how much I love these! At just under $100 I was not expecting much.They fit as well if not better than my Alice and Olivia’s.For the long legged ladies, they are a bit shorter than expected. I got the long and they are perfect for flats. I can’t wait for the extra long to be in stock so I can grab a pair to wear with heels!Definitely recommend these

Since the flare jeans look is back in style again, I wanted a pair in a darker navy rinse since I loved wearing flares back in the late 90s and 00s. Loved the next day delivery since I was planning on wearing it the next day after it was delivered. The jeans in 32 Long were perfect on me. I'm 5'8 and usually wear a size 12 tall (34" inseam) in jeans. The length in these fit just like my other tall length jeans, and in tradition with flares they should hit the ground in bare feet and cover your shoes when you sit down. Some brands have the trumpet flare style which is more in tune with the style of bellbottoms in the 60s and 70s. This flare is more like ones from the late 90s and 00s, less wide but wider than bootcut. The hip and thigh are fitted but not too tight (not like the flares I grew up with in the 90s and 00s), and the rise is a mid-rise that sits just below the navel, which is perfect for those of us Millennials that can't quite wear the low rise styles that we did in high school. The rinse of the jean is a vibrant shade of navy with a little warmth to it (recommended for anyone who's ever gotten a seasonal color analysis and is in the spring season). Will see how the jeans stretch out over time with use, but it is an excellent fit, not too tight, not too loose.