KUT from the Kloth Natalie High Rise Bootcut Jeans

I know by the picture, these were a dark finish. I was just not happy with the way they looked in person. They were sent back.

I think it is super comfy! Can dress up or down. Butt looks good too.

These run at least a size larger than other brands. They're extremely stretchy so I worry about how they're going to hold up long-term but they're fairly good-looking for now. They are not "high" rise. I'd say mid-rise at best.

Like many flare jeans, these are long. Must wear with heels and I'm not short (5'8"). Sits high on the waist, lots of stretch, very flattering... But I really don't like heels. Trying to decide if I want to get them hemmed or send them back.Need to size down 1-2 sizes.

I was very sad when Kut from the Kloth stopped making Farrah baby bootcut jeans without designs on the pockets. I own at least 8-10 pairs, and now I can't find them anywhere. I decided to give Natalie a try even though the waist is a little higher and the flare is a little more pronounced. In the end, I'm pretty happy and I'll probably buy more if they don't bring back the Farrah cut. These are pretty cheap as high-end jeans go, and the quality is good.What I don't like? First off, the flare is a bit much. It wasn't a huge issue because it's reduced somewhat when you have them hemmed. I'm 5'7" and because these are "better" jeans, they have a really long inseam. I end up getting 1-2 inches off, depending on the kind of shoes I intend to wear with them. By the time you take off 2 inches, you're taking off a good portion of the flare. If you're shorter, you may find these end up being pretty close to straight leg jeans.I didn't mind the slightly higher rise. If you have even the smallest amount of stomach fat, you're probably used to that annoying feeling of jeans cutting into your stomach fat when you sit forward. I seriously don't have much at all, but it still drives me crazy. These jeans, having a slightly higher rise, seem to avoid that problem. They're not up to the mom-jeans/1980s level, though - at least not on my body. If you're short and low-waisted, things might be different.The only other major complaint I had is that the jeans are a bit too stretchy and that makes them feel a little cheaper than the Farrah jeans I'm accustomed to. Those jeans were so perfect - almost totally made of cotton, nice and thin, with a vintage feel. I wish I could get my hands on more of those, but until then, these will have to suffice.

I love the fit of these jeans but they are very, very long. I decided to keep them and hem them myself. I am 5’8” and had to hem these up 3 inches. Don’t buy these u less you have extremely long legs or don’t mind hemming.

I ordered these in a size 10, expecting them to feel tight for a while and then loosen up after some time. They were loose right away, and as much as I loved the high rise (I’m very high waisted), I was constant having to pull them up to get the waist back in place, so I returned them. Now I’m trying to decide if I want to order a size 8, but I’m waiting for an answer on the inseam. These jeans are VERY long and at 5’7”, they worked for me with 3” inch heels, but when I got home and took my shoes off, I had to cuff the jeans up so I didn’t trip on them. I know others have complained that the quality as gone downhill on this brand, but this was my first pair of KUT jeans and the quality and the colour seemed very good to me.

If you aren't 25 years old anymore and want a pair of jeans that aren't super skinny.....these are your jeans! They have a really great weight to them. Along with a higher waist and a slight stretch. They come in a number of rinses, but the darker wash is what I wanted. I am 5 ft 8 inches and the length is just right to wear a pair of boots with a 2 inch heel. And best of all, they don't break the bank!!!