Customer Reviews Lucky Brand Mid Rise Sweet Boot in Ocean Road

I have been buying Lucky Jeans for years. The last three orders I have gotten are at least a size smaller than the previous pairs. I know as I still had older, unworn jeans that fit fine. Even holding them up out of the package I could tell. They must have changed their sizing protocols. Impossible!

This Lucky Brand Style, is 96% Cotton. Sits fairly high on waist, and is very tight in thighs ( if you have muscular/fit thighs ). Fabric very soft, sadly because they have Stretch. Boot Leg bottom. Returned for refund.

I was already a big fan of the Lucky Brand Sweet Boot style for my pear-shaped frame. However this particular color runs at least 2 or 3 sizes smaller than usual. It is a great shade, though, so I'll be ordering some larger sizes to try to get the right fit.

These jeans are super stretchy. To the point of having to pull them up constantly after a few hours. I went up a size based on another review and don't think it was necessary. The fading is really light so keep that in mind if you prefer darker denim. They are just ok overall.

#sweepstakes. Fits terribly.

Why does Lucky still make jeans with sooooooo much stretch? I even tried to be careful in my choices by looking at the fabric percentages. This was listed at 95% Cotton-- which just can't be correct. Sigh..... back to just trying to find old school Luckys at the Goodwill.

I've worn Lucky Sweet jeans for years. I would recommend trying these on in a store before purchasing. I wear a size 24 and these jeans stretch so much they become baggy. I'd definitely recommend sizing down one size. I've washed them five times in hot water (with vinegar to remove dye odor) and dried them on the highest heat setting attempting to shrink them to no avail. I believe another reviewer also mentioned they have an odor and they do. I received three pair of Lucky Sweet jeans for Christmas and they all stretch too much and become baggy. Very disappointed.

Not a great fit

I received ripped jeans without a tag that appear to be very used. Going back.

I like the jeans but Zappos sent the wrong size. I ordered a size 31 and got a 32

Too heavy of material for me and very rigid. Rose did not look good on me and I own many sweet jeans.

The size is completely different than my previous pair. I bought same size and style and they are way to small. I wear a 24 in on lucky styles, and I can not get this 24 over my hips.

I have 6 pair of these and this pair was very different in quality. I don't know if that is because of the pandemic and supply lines but I wanna order these again

I have several pairs of Lucky Sweet straight jeans & they fit well. I ordered these in the same size as my others, but they are very small. They are boot instead of straight but that should not make a difference in fit, especially around the hips & waist. No idea why that would be, but I am mad about it.

Received wrong size. Ordered the regular length and received ankle length. Returned.

There was no size chart to help me choose proper sizes, and the sizes on the web site were all in inches (34x34, etc), but the jeans that arrived were sized according to ladies' sizes (18 Regular, etc). If they had been labeled as such on the web site, I would have been better able to find the appropriate sizes, or at least closer to what I needed. The sizing was so far off I couldn't even tell what size I should try next, and with charging $8 for every time I have to return something, I'm not willing to try again. Also, I couldn't find very many styles with low rise and everything seems to be in the stretch fabric now, no options in regular cotton denim.

I read a few reviews and the ones that said; Stop Making Stretch Jeans Hit the loudest chord with me too! Might be cheaper for the company but Lucky Brand Jeans Have Always Signified COTTON.

These are way smaller than the other Lucky jeans I just got from Amazon, two sizes smaller. Sending them back.

no good for my body style, short and solid