FLYING BANANA Women's Denim Bootcut Jeans

When stiff, close-fitting jeans make sitting through a commute feel like a chore, a stretchier, looser cut can be easier to wear. These FLYING BANANA jeans pair a high waist with a slight flare and a relaxed leg.

The cut is designed to create a longer-looking leg line and a more balanced silhouette. That’s a visual aim, not a guarantee of how the jeans will fit every body.

Choose them for everyday wear when comfort and a bootcut shape matter more than a close, streamlined fit.

Getting the most from it

The high-waisted design and gently flared leg are intended to work together: the waist sits higher, while the leg opens out below the knee. The denim is described as soft, breathable, and stretchy, with a loose fit meant to allow more room for movement. For a practical example, picture sitting on the train, standing up for a walk across the office, then heading out for errands without changing into a tighter pair.

The cut is also intended to soften the look of fuller thighs or calves and create a straighter-looking leg line. If you prioritize room and a subtle flare, this style follows that direction, if you prefer a narrow silhouette that stays close to the leg, a slim or straight cut is likely a better starting point. It’s a great fit if you want jeans that feel less restrictive during routine activities.

Why it’s worth it

These jeans combine a high waist, stretch denim, and a bootcut flare rather than relying on a single shaping detail. That makes the overall look the main reason to consider them: the flare can visually balance the hip area, while the higher rise helps define the waist. The product description also presents the fabric and relaxed fit as suited to extended sitting, commuting, and daily wear.

The inseam choices are Short at 29.5 inches, Medium at 31.5 inches, and Long at 33.5 inches. That gives you a specific length detail to compare with jeans you already own. It may not suit you if you want a rigid feel, a fitted leg, or a completely straight silhouette.

Worth noting

The fit and shaping language describes the intended effect, not a promise that the jeans will conceal particular features or look the same on every wearer. The product information also doesn’t provide waist or hip measurements here, so inseam alone won’t tell you whether the overall fit will work. Use the available size information when choosing, especially if you usually need a particular rise or a close fit through the seat.

The description calls the leg both wide and slightly flared, so expect a roomier shape with a flare rather than a sharply defined bell-bottom. From the way it is set up, comfort and silhouette are the priorities, shoppers focused on exact tailoring or a structured, non-stretch denim feel may want a different approach.

Should you buy it?

Consider these if you want high-waisted stretch jeans with extra room through the leg and a subtle bootcut finish for commuting or everyday plans. The three listed inseams can help narrow the length choice, but they don’t resolve the missing waist and hip measurements. If those are available in the sizing details, use them before deciding, otherwise, choose this pair for its relaxed, shaping-oriented cut rather than a precise, fitted finish.