Women's Curvy Jeans

Most jeans are cut for one shape and adjusted from there. These aren't. Every curvy jean here is built with extra room through the hip and seat, a waist that actually closes, and denim that moves with you instead of fighting you. The AE Next Level Curvy High-Waisted Jegging hugs where it should. The AE Stretch Curvy High-Waisted Straight Jean gives you a clean, relaxed line without pulling at the waist. The AE Dreamy Drape Stretch Curvy Super High-Waisted Baggy Wide-Leg Jean does the thing wide-legs are supposed to do without adding bulk you didn't ask for. The fit is intentional because it was designed that way from the start.

Every Silhouette, Made Curvy

Baggy, straight, flare, bootcut, mom, skinny kick , it's all here, and all cut specifically for a curvy fit. The AE Strigid Curvy Super High-Waisted Baggy Straight Jean and the AE Strigid Curvy Mom Jean are built on the same principle: more room where you need it, less excess everywhere else. If you want something with a little drama at the hem, the AE Next Level Curvy Super High-Waisted Flare Jean delivers. Pair any of them with a graphic tee or throw a jacket or vest on top and you've got a full look without overthinking it.

• High-waist constructions sit at the natural waist without gapping at the back.
• Stretch fabrics like Next Level and Dreamy Drape keep their shape through a full day of wear.

Washes and Details Worth Noticing

Light, medium, dark, black, ripped , the range covers a lot of ground. The AE Strigid Curvy Ripped Mom Jean and the AE Stretch Curvy High-Waisted Ripped Straight Jean bring in some texture without being loud about it. The AE Curvy Super High-Waisted Baggy Wide-Leg Cargo Jean adds utility pockets to a relaxed silhouette if you want the extra storage. Whatever mood you're going for, the wash does a lot of the work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes curvy jeans different from regular jeans?

Curvy jeans are cut with more room through the hip and seat and a narrower waist relative to the hip measurement. Standard jeans are drafted for a straighter hip-to-waist ratio, which often causes gapping at the back waistband for curvier fits.

Do curvy jeans stretch out with wear?

Styles with elastane will stretch slightly with wear, especially through the thigh and seat. Sizing down half a size tends to give a better long-term fit if you're between sizes.

What rise works best for curvy jeans?

High and super high-waisted rises tend to sit more securely and give a cleaner silhouette through the hip. A mid-rise can work too, but it's more likely to gap at the back if the waist-to-hip difference is significant.