These women's end-of-line trousers include jeans from Le Temps des Cerises, known for flattering the silhouette, mom, barrel and wide leg cuts in organic cotton from Armedangels, the Stella from Lee, jeans from Ichi, Desigual, Pepe Jeans, KAFFE and JJXX, the chino from Moss Copenhagen, fluid trousers from Garcia and leggings from Nike, at clearance prices.
The perfect fit, at end-of-line prices.
Founded in Marseille in 1998 by Lylian Richardière and his father, The Cherry Time has made a name for itself with jeans designed to enhance the silhouette. Its Pulp line features stretchy denim and a contoured back panel that lifts the backside. The brand offers this signature in all widths: the Wilma is a high-waisted wide leg, the Lauryn has a button fly, the Madie has a loose and relaxed fit, and its flares flare out below the knee to elongate the leg. The washes, created around the Mediterranean, are part of the brand's identity.
The women's winter clearance also includes:
All clearance items can be found on the women's winter page.
Founded in Cologne in 2007 by Anton Jurina and Martin Höfeler, Armedangels makes its jeans from certified organic cotton. Its cuts are named after first names. The Mairaa and Lejaani are mom jeans: high-waisted, comfortable hips, and a leg that narrows at the ankle. The Baarly features a barrel cut, rounded at the knee and then tapered at the bottom, a very modern shape. The Enijaa is a high-waisted wide leg, wide from the hip to the ankle. For a fitted look, the Ingaa remains a classic skinny. Each cut is chosen based on where you want volume: at the thigh, knee, or bottom of the leg.
The Lee Stella adopts a trapeze cut, fitted at the hips then slightly flared, inherited from a brand founded by Henry David Lee in the late nineteenth century. The mid-high flare from It's Basic embraces the seventies style. The Danish brand Ichi offers a flexible wide leg with the Twiggy, while Desigual, a Barcelona-based brand established in 1984, adds embroidery and graphic details to its wide or straight jeans. Pepe Jeans, which started in 1973 at Portobello Road market in London, along with KAFFE and JJXX jeans, complete this selection of cuts, from slim legs to wide legs.
Outside of denim, the Henrika chino by Moss Copenhagen, made from cotton twill, offers a sharp look for the office. The Celia wide leg trousers from Garcia, a Dutch brand, play with the fluidity of a wide leg that moves with every step, and the Poppy from JJXX features a regular high-waisted fit that's easy to wear. For sports or everyday comfort, the legging Nike Sportswear Essential, made from stretchy fabric, moves with every motion, and Girlfriend Collective makes its leggings from recycled plastic bottles. The softshell work trousers from Result finally protect against wind and rain while spending the day outside.
A high waist paired with a flared or wide leg visually extends the line of the legs, especially when worn with heels. A solid, dark shade without noticeable fading at the thighs further slims the silhouette.
A denim rich in elastane stretches with wear: take it snug. A 100% cotton jean, being more rigid, moves little and should be chosen in your exact size, checking the hip measurement.
Fluid trousers should be hung by the bottom on a clip hanger to let their weight smooth out the creases. Jeans, being sturdier, should be folded in thirds on a shelf or rolled up in a drawer.
Always cut from the bottom while maintaining the original width, without tapering the leg at the sides. Try them on with the shoes you'll be wearing: a flare should just touch the ground.
No, but it benefits from being washed less often, in cold water, and inside out, to preserve the color and fiber. Avoid the tumble dryer, which shortens the denim and wears out the elastane in stretch models.