AG Farrah Skinny Ankle Jeans Womens 31R Blue Mid Rise Distressed Stretch Denim
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Pre-owned with wash fading and mild creasing at the front thighs, knees, and seat from regular wear. Distressed abrasion at the front pocket and torn left knee are original design elements and remain stable without additional tearing. Denim fabric, seams, zipper, button, belt loops, pockets, hems, and interior pocket bags are clean, intact, and functional.
Brand: AG Adriano Goldschmied
Style: Womens Farrah skinny ankle jeans with a mid rise and slim fit through the legs.
Color: Blue medium wash denim with whiskering and faded highlights at the front and back.
Size: Womens 31R regular (per interior size label at waistband).
Materials: Denim woven from 98% cotton and 2% polyurethane for stretch (per interior fabric tag); made in the USA of imported fabric.
Details: Classic five-pocket design with front hand pockets, coin pocket, and back patch pockets, belt loops around the waistband, and a zip fly with logo-engraved button closure.
Features: Mid rise skinny ankle silhouette with soft stretch denim, distressed abrasions at the front pocket and leg, and a versatile medium wash that pairs well with tees, sweaters, or casual footwear.
Brand markings: AG logo tab at the coin pocket, embroidered wave design on the back pockets, AG-ED Denim Adriano Goldschmied logo patch at the back waistband, interior Farrah Skinny Ankle text at the waistband, and Designed in South Gate somewhere in California interior print.

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