Buffalo Men's Relaxed Straight Driven Jeans in Authentic Blue

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Web ID: 18174921

In a light indigo wash, these relaxed-fit, regular-waist jeans feature a comfortable straight leg and light fading and whiskering throughout. A five-pocket design, they are arguably the perfect 90s-style jean, and will act as a great complement to any top you choose. They feature a medium weight denim, which makes them durable and more classically like a raw denim jean. Part of our Authentic Collection, they offer rich textures and long-lasting denim with just the right amount of stretch.

  • Product Features

    • Light indigo wash with relaxed-fit and regular-waist.
    •  Comfortable straight leg, light fading, and whiskering, with a zip front button closure.
    • Medium weight denim, part of the Authentic Collection with rich textures and a touch of stretch.
    • 98% Cotton, 2% Spandex
    • Machine washable
    • Imported

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1 year ago
Incentivized review

Super comfy jeans

My son loves his first pair of Buffalo Jeans. Difficult to find a comfortable pair for an 6'6", 290 lb offensive tackle!! Lots of stretch and super soft!

Customer review from Buffalo David Bitton

2 years ago

Not satisfied

The jeans were missized. I ordered a 34-32 and what was sent to me was a 34-34. I also didn’t think they were boot cut. Way too baggy for me. I prefer a more tapered leg.

Customer review from Buffalo David Bitton