I Tried Spanx’s New Wide-Leg Jeans, and They’re The Ultimate in Comfort and Style

I even took a nap in them after a very indulgent Passover seder.

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Spanx Wide Leg Jeans Review
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I didn’t think anything could get more comfy and stylish than Spanx’s Faux Suede Leggings—that is, until I met the brand’s new Seamed Front Wide Leg Jeans, which debuted last month.

This new silhouette from the elevated loungewear giant has it all: The pants are fashion forward, supremely comfy, and so stretchy you can wear them for a postprandial couch catnap, as I did following an indulgent Passover spread.

Seamed Front Wide Leg Jeans indigo

Spanx

To buy: $168; spanx.com.

First off, I want to highlight just how flattering these jeans are. Not only do the Spanx wide-leg jeans feature four-way stretch, the premium denim also has high-rise coverage and something the brand calls its “hidden core shaping technology.” Translation: After you eat a five-course supper, these jeans won’t squeeze uncomfortably at your hips, waist, and stomach, and they’ll keep everything smooth. Plus, to ensure the fit is basically custom-tailored for you, shoppers can choose from sizes XS to 3X, all with petite, regular, and tall inseam options. 

Seamed Front Wide Leg Jeans ecru

Spanx

To buy: $168; spanx.com.

Color-wise, you can select from either vintage indigo (as I did with the sample I received from the brand) for a polished look that’s faded in the seat and thighs, or off-white ecru, which is perhaps the pinnacle of spring and summer jeans. Whether these wide-leg pants are your gateway into Spanx’s wonderful world of denim (shop the full collection here) or your fifth pair, you may have a hard time choosing between the two. My advice? They’re different and versatile enough that you may very well want to splurge for both.

Unlike most jeans which have buttons and zippers, slipping on these Spanx jeans is as easy as pulling them up thanks to their elastic waistband. (FYI: The front is designed to look like it has pockets and a fly, even though they’re non-functional.) To finish off these thoughtfully made pants, you get two functional back pockets, strategically placed on the “booty lifting” fabric. Admittedly, I can’t say I took too much stock in the pants’ backside appearance as my Passover seder food coma catapulted me straight to my couch instead of my bedroom mirror. But what could be better than a good nap after a good meal with loved ones, without even having to change into pajamas?

Head to Spanx to shop the new Seamed Front Wide Leg Jeans, along with more of the brand’s best-selling—and ultra comfy—denim styles.

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