Napolen Jeans - Opal Gray by Baum und Pferdgarten

The Nadja Jeans are loose fit jeans made in organic cotton with stretch. They are designed with a regular rise, dropped crotch and wide legs. The jeans have a denim belt with double buttons, belt loops, a 5-pocket design and zipper closure with double-button waistband. Regular rise Loose fit Wide legs Belt 5-pocket design Zipper closure with double-button waistband Model is 178cm tall and is wearing size 27W/32L MATERIAL Main Fabric Organic Cotton 97% Elasthane 3% Pocket Lining Polyester 65% Cotton 35% PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS, IN CM This is the exact measurements for the style. 2432 2434 2532 2534 2632 2634 2732 2734 2832 2834 2932 2934 3032 3034 3132 3134 3232 3234 Inner seam length 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm 81.3 cm 162.6 cm Waist 70.5 cm 93 cm 73 cm 95.5 cm 75.5 cm 98 cm 78 cm 100.5 cm 80.5 cm 103 cm 83 cm 105.5 cm 85.5 cm 108 cm 88 cm 110.5 cm 90.5 cm 113 cm Hip 96.5 cm 119 cm 99 cm 121.5 cm 101.5 cm 124 cm 104 cm 126.5 cm 106.5 cm 129 cm 109 cm 131.5 cm 111.5 cm 134 cm 114 cm 136.5 cm 116.5 cm 139 cm Size conversion This is an approximate conversion table to help find your size. INCHES 24 25-26 27 28-29 30-31 32 32 EUROPE (JERSEY & KNIT) XXS XS S M L XL XL EUROPE (WOVEN) 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 UK 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 US 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 ITALY 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 FRANCE 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 AUSTRALIA 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 JAPAN 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 Founded in Copenhagen in 1999, Baum und Pferdgarten is one of the leading Danish fashion houses. Their timeless and design-led collections are full of unexpected playful contrasts. Their vision is to deliver uncompromising aesthetics, considerate of both our planet and its people. Wishing to create harmony in their business by focussing on reliability, honesty, and trends that go beyond next season. BuP wants to collaborate and give insight into our actions to encourage industry-wide transparency. By using fewer resources wherever possible, we aim to be a burden to our planet no longer.