Sourcy
Sourcy
Low-Rise Baggy Jeans

Low-Rise Baggy Jeans

by AGOLDE

mid-tier
US

Trend Summary

This model taps into both the Y2K revival and the overarching trend of relaxed, comfortable denim, appealing to a fashion-forward, younger demographic.

Key Features

  • Low-rise fit
  • Baggy silhouette
  • Vintage-inspired wash and feel
  • Premium denim

Featured In

Vogue
Elle
Who What Wear
Business of Fashion

Product Specifications

Product Type
Women's Jeans
Fit Type
Relaxed Straight-Leg
Rise
Low-Rise (approx. 11.5 inches)
Inseam
31 inches
Leg Opening
18.5 inches
Material/Fabrication
99% BCI Cotton (Better Cotton Initiative), 1% Elastane
Fabric Weight/Feel
Mid-weight, soft-structured denim with minimal stretch
Closure
Button fly
Pockets
Five-pocket styling plus a side utility loop and carpenter pocket
Color/Wash
Offered in an authentic medium vintage wash with light fading and a garment-dyed canvas color
Hardware
Branded matte silver-tone buttons and rivets
Hem
Puddled hem
Country of Origin
Made in Turkey or Mexico

Differentiation Strategy

Differentiation is achieved by integrating functional, on-trend details like a carpenter pocket and utility loop, which adds a unique selling proposition. This pivots the design to capture the "Sophisticated Utility" trend, setting it apart from a simple baggy jean. The fit is refined to a "relaxed straight" leg, offering a slightly more structured and versatile alternative to the ultra-baggy original. Using BCI cotton provides a sustainability angle that is appealing to the mid-tier market without the higher cost of 100% organic or regenerative materials.

Success Replication

This design preserves the successful low-slung, relaxed fit and the premium feel of a button fly closure from the reference product. It uses high-quality, mid-weight denim that feels substantial yet soft, echoing the quality perception of the original. The puddled hem and vintage-inspired wash maintain the off-duty, effortlessly cool aesthetic. The silhouette is still wide and relaxed, ensuring it aligns with the popular baggy trend.