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Updated Jan 12

DSquared2 Denim Blue Slim Jeans

Name: DSquared2 Denim Blue Slim Jeans
Brand: DSQUARED2
SKU: 6730e40a07ac55c2ec1e89bf
Price: 60.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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DSQUARED2 Blue Slim jeans - size 40. Fits like 26/27 stretchy so has room! Super soft and comfortable.

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ndraven32 what was the inseam on these? I don't see that in the photos and I can't find it in our messages back and forth. I apologize for being such a flake 🙃

Dec 21Reply

ndraven32 Lmk the inseam measurement when you have the time, please? I appreciate you very much for your patience with me 🤦‍♀️

Dec 21Reply

ndraven32 can I still get the inseam please? I can't believe I forgot that part. I purchased a pair a while ago and the seller only posted the full length from the waist to the ankle and I bought them. Now I have a pair of high waters 🙃 I can make them work in the summertime🤣Too long isn't an issue. I can make that work no matter what. I live right next to a tailor or I can loosely do a temporary one myself. I appreciate your patience with me! Happy New Year!

Jan 04Reply

kkmoraal @ndraven32 my bad!! I’ve been under a rock at work. Will dig out and send tomorrow!!

Jan 11Reply

ndraven32 @kkmoraal great! Sorry for pestering you with all of the questions.

Jan 11Reply

kkmoraal @ndraven32 no worries!! Sorry for my tardiness! Photos added!

Jan 12Reply

ndraven32 @kkmoraal No worries, thank you! Does it look like they were ever hemmed? I would need to let them out and if they haven't it would give me an extra inch and a half which will work. I'm so sorry for all the annoying questions. I think I told you I bought a pair and the person put the full length from the waistline to the ankle but only showed where it ended, so I ended up with a pair of high waters😂 I can make them work in the summer but not so much in the winter. I appreciate your help.

Jan 13Reply