what are bootcut jeans

Bootcut jeans are a style of jeans that are slightly tapered in the thigh area and widen from the knee to the hem. They are different from straight-leg jeans, which remain the same width the entire way down the leg, from thigh to ankle, so they fit more snug around the thigh than they do around the knees and calves. Bootcut jeans can come in a low rise, mid-rise, or high-rise variety. They are versatile and can be worn by everyone, as they are super flattering and perfect for every occasion, from work to a walk in the park to even a night out. They are an excellent choice for those with a curvy thigh, as they have a slim fit through the thigh that gives an elongating effect, and the subtle flare in the calf balances it all out. Women with a triangle body shape will be impressed by how right this model is for their silhouette. Mens bootcut jeans have been around for over 150 years, as early as the 1870s, Levis manufactured mens jeans to allow room for calf-high cowboy boots.