The 10″ Madewell pair has a higher waist (an inch) and that makes ALL the difference. So if I’m going to spend over that I need the jean to be pretty phenomenal. As I mentioned before, the Lee Anna Skinny doesn’t and it’s only $30. I know they’re made to be stretchy, but these are the classic example of a jean stretching out by the end of the day. I got the same size in both, but the Roadtrippers were MUCH too big. Verdict The short version of it is this: the 10″ high rise skinnies are the clear winner.Īlthough they look similar, once on, these jeans were quite different. Every client I’ve ever styled immediately checks out their backside once they try on a pair of pants and thus I am giving an honest review- complete with pictures. I apologize for the shots of my bum, but honestly, that makes/sinks a pair of jeans for me. Here are a few quick pictures of me wearing each. Madewell Jeans Review – StyleAssisted Madewell Jeans Review – StyleAssisted The 10″ High Rise Skinny is priced at $135 and the Roadtripper is a significantly lower $75. The jeans are soft and stretchy denim and other than pocket rivets, there isn’t a hugely discernable difference between the two. Madewell 10″ High Rise Skinny The lowdownīoth are from Madewell and both are incredibly similar washes. I’m all for testing tried and true favorites against products to see how they stack up.
You know I’m a pretty die-hard Lee jeans girl because the price for the style can’t be beaten (the Anna skinny jeans in the Lakeshore wash are my favorite), but that doesn’t mean I’m going to stop reviewing other jeans. A Style & Beauty Blog Madewell Jeans Review Style
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