Vintage | BTJ | Straight | Jet Black

A flattering fitted silhouette through the hips down to the knee, and straight to the ankle. Featuring the strongestshape retention and a smooth finish, these jeans maintain a polished appearance after hours of wear. From sightseeing to dinner dates, you'll look and feel your best.

Vintage jeans are where imperfect charm meets affordable style. These jeans may have small defects such as fading, or minor wear and tear, but they retain the quality craftsmanship and overall vintage aesthetic. They have subtle quirks that make them truly unique, setting them apart from the others.

"I ONLY fly in Aviator Jeans." 

- Condé Nast Traveler 

• Deep front pockets
• 2 hidden zipper back pockets
• Antimicrobial and moisture-wicking
• Nylon and resin YKK anti-abrasive zippers
• Comfort stretch with maximum shape recovery
  
• Black faux leather logo patch
• Garment-dyed Jet Black
  
• High-rise: 10.5 in
  
• Leg opening: 14.25 in
• Finished in a 33.5" inseam
• Made in the USA

Just like other jeans, Aviator Jeans should fit tight when you first try them on. They will stretch and adapt as you wear them. 

Kelly is a size 2 and wearing a 26

You can find the best fit by taking three simple measurements of your favorite fitting jeans at home.

Click here to see our Measuring Guide.

We're happy to hem your jeans to a custom length before shipping your order. Please know that once we've done so, all sales are final and we cannot accept them back for return or exchange. If this is your first time ordering with us, we’d recommend having your jeans hemmed locally to ensure that they're the perfect length for you. If you email us a copy of your receipt from the tailor shop, we'd be happy to reimburse you up to $10 for the alteration.

If you'd like us to hem your jeans, simply scroll up and check the box below the "Add to Cart" button on this page. Then select your desired inseam from the dropdown. Your hemming request will be automatically added to your cart along with your jeans.

Need help measuring the inseam of your jeans at home? Click here.

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