Major clothing retailers including Levi's, Gap, Abercrombie, and Old Navy have launched autumn price cuts on 1990s-inspired low-slung denim jeans.
The fashion trend has gained widespread adoption following the rapid sell-out of Gap's low-rise baggy jeans after being worn by model Hailey Bieber. Retailers are offering discounts across wide-leg, tapered, barrel, and slouchy denim silhouettes.
Low-slung jeans sit lower on the waist than traditional high-waisted options, offering a looser fit through the hips and thighs. Tapered and straight-leg cuts provide a structured look suitable for pairing with jackets and boots, whereas wide-leg styles with extended hems offer a casual alternative suited for sneakers and crop tops.
Hailey Bieber, an American model and media personality, has been a key figure in bringing 1990s street fashion back into mainstream retail. Her endorsement of low-rise cuts has accelerated demand for relaxed-fit denim among fashion consumers ahead of the autumn season.
Top denim discounts and tapered styles
Levi's Loose Taper Women's Jeans have been marked down from $110 to $77, representing a $33 price reduction. The style features a tapered leg and an adjustable waist tab designed to provide a customizable fit.
Levi Strauss & Co., founded in San Francisco in 1853, is one of the world's largest apparel companies and a global pioneer in denim manufacturing. The brand's tapered and relaxed offerings are designed as an accessible option for shoppers moving away from rigid high-waisted cuts.
Revolve is offering the Dr. Denim Ary Wide Leg Jeans for $57, down from an original price of $100. The pair comes in a dark vintage wash intended for cold-weather styling. Dr. Denim, known for producing designer-inspired denim at budget prices, designed the pair as an under-$60 autumn wardrobe option.
Gap has reduced the price of its Low-Rise '90s Loose Split-Hem Jeans from $99.95 to $59. The jeans are constructed from low-stretch denim, feature a slouchy vintage fit with split hems, and are available in multiple autumn fabric washes.
Gap Inc., established in San Francisco in 1969, is an iconic American clothing retailer. Its '90s loose collection has been a key driver in the revival of low-rise street fashion across North America.
Affordable wide-leg and barrel options
Old Navy has discounted its Mid-Rise Slouchy Wide-Leg Jeans from $49.99 to $24.99, marking the lowest price point among major brands at 50 percent off. The design features a mid-to-low waistline and a relaxed silhouette, with sizing options available in petite, regular, and tall categories.
Old Navy was launched in 1994 as a budget-friendly subsidiary of Gap Inc. The chain operates retail stores across the United States and Canada, specializing in accessible daily wear for families.
Amazon is listing the IWD Women's Barrel Jeans Wide Leg at $32.89, marked down from $34.99. The baggy denim trousers feature folded cuff hems, incorporating a distinct curved barrel shape that has emerged as a prominent seasonal denim trend.
Everlane has cut the price of its Loose Curve Jean by 50 percent, down from $108 to $54. Made from 100 percent organic cotton denim, the drapey cut features a subtle barrel shape designed to offer a structured take on baggy trousers.
Everlane, an American online retailer founded in 2010, is known for its focus on ethical manufacturing processes and transparent pricing models across its apparel lines.
Deep discounts and denim alternatives
Abercrombie & Fitch has reduced its Low-Rise Ultra Loose Jean from $100 to $59.99. The jeans are cut loose through the hips and thighs and are manufactured from soft cotton blended with a hint of stretch fabric for flexibility.
Abercrombie & Fitch, founded in New York in 1892, has undergone a major brand repositioning in recent years, shifting from branded teen apparel toward contemporary casual wear and elevated denim fits.
Lululemon Athletica is discounting its EasyFive Low-Rise Classic Wide-Leg Pant from $148 to $89. The item is built as a lightweight denim alternative, offering puddled wide legs and a structured finish suitable for workwear or casual settings. Lululemon, based in Vancouver, Canada, is widely known for technical athletic apparel and lifestyle leisurewear.
Free People has marked down the Red Card Tokyo Dakota Baggy Jeans from $268 to $99.95, representing a discount of more than $168. The heavy-duty trousers are made from authentic rigid denim and feature five-pocket styling with elongated puddle hems.
Revolve has featured the Lioness Top Model Jeans at $42, down from an original retail price of $110. The stone-blue wash style stands out as the largest single markdown in the sale selection, having originally retailed for over $100.
Retailers are also promoting white low-slung denim styles as transitional pieces designed to extend into autumn beyond the traditional Labor Day holiday cutoff.
