Jeans - a cornerstone of the modern wardrobe. They are all - especially the children. Parents love them because they are suitable for any outfit and are strong enough, children - for convenience. To choose the right fitting jeans for your child, you need to navigate the basic terms that are often found on the labels.

Colours and Fabrics

• Dark Wash - this is the classic dark blue jeans, they - indigo. New Jeans this type can be quite hard, but gradually becomes softer the fabric.
• Stone Wash. So mark jeans, specially treated, as a result of which the tissue becomes softer and fade slightly worn look.
• Dirty Wash. This type is similar to the previous one, but these jeans is further treated by coloring substances, resulting in tissue seems messy - it will stain beige, brown, gray What color goes gray: a diverse and versatile .
• Distressed. This marking is on the jeans with a strong worn effect, with holes and fringe. Buy these jeans child virtually meaningless - from his active lifestyle will soon be rubbing holes and the holes will get huge size.

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• Classical waist (Classic Rise). Such jeans belt begins at the level of the umbilicus or slightly below.
• High waist (High Waist) - zone above the navel. In recent years, high-waisted jeans Jeans with high waist: fashion is not for everyone   after a long break again at the height of fashion.

• Low waist (Low Rise) - times are far below the navel, but above the hips.
• Very low waist (Ultra-Low Rise). These jeans belt starts usually below femur.

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• Straight Leg - jeans, trousers that the same width from top to bottom.
• Boot Cut - jeans fairly tight to the body from the top, but at the knee begin to expand and get to the bottom of a fairly broad.

• Skinny - skinny jeans, which for convenience are sewn from fabric stretch.
• Flare Leg - like a boot cut, but it is much more extended downward. It is very much reminiscent of flared jeans that were in vogue a few decades ago.

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