Cut with extra room in the thigh and a straight leg, Polo's most relaxed fit offers an easy silhouette without excess fabric and works for all body types. This version is crafted with a hint of stretch for all-day comfort and gently washed for additional softness.
- The Hampton Relaxed Straight: Our most classic-fitting jean sits slightly below the waist with a relaxed rise, an easy fit through the seat and the thigh, and a full straight leg.
- Size 32W has a 9" rise and a 16" leg opening.
- Belt loops. Zip fly with a signature buttoned closure.
- Five-pocket styling with signature metal rivets. Woven "Polo" label at the coin pocket.
- Leather "Polo Ralph Lauren" patch at the back right waist.
- Cotton, elastane.
- Imported.
- Due to the natural characteristics of this material, the coloring may rub off onto fabrics and upholstery.
- Model is 6'1"/185 cm and wears a size 32W x 32L.
The ultimate all-American brand, Polo Ralph Lauren is a diffusion line that combines preppy styling with clean cuts and heritage-inspired details.
With roots dating back to the first necktie collection by its namesake designer in 1968, Polo Ralph Lauren has become lauded for its smart-casual clothing that exudes relaxed sophistication. From its iconic polo shirts in vivid colors, to button-downs, knitwear and denim, the collection is signified by its simple designs, classic patterns and the signature [Ralph Lauren][11] emblem – an embroidered polo player.
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