ARIAT
Ariat Men's Shasta M7 Rocker Stretch Stirling Stackable Straight Leg Jean
$89.95
Description
Rugged Western Denim with a Clean Slim-Fit Look
The Ariat M7 Rocker Stretch Jean delivers a clean modern update to classic cowboy denim while maintaining the rugged durability needed for everyday wear. Designed with a slim fit through the seat and thigh, this jean creates a sharp traditional Western silhouette without sacrificing comfort. The straight leg opening stacks easily over boots, making it a dependable choice for ranch work, nights out, or casual everyday styling.
Boot-Friendly Jean with Reliable Everyday Performance
Made from heavyweight ring-spun stretch denim, this Ariat jean combines durability with flexible comfort for active wear. Features like the no-rub comfort inseam, reinforced Loop Lock® back belt loop, and heavy-duty hardware help improve long-lasting performance in high-movement environments. Finished with hand sanding and whisker details, the jean offers a worn-in Western character that pairs effortlessly with boots, button-downs, and graphic tees.
Features
- Stretch Denim Fabric
Crafted from 13.5 oz ring-spun stretch denim that offers dependable durability with flexible comfort. - Material Composition
Made from 99% cotton and 1% spandex for a comfortable fit with slight stretch. - Slim Fit Design
Slim through the seat and thigh for a clean Western-inspired silhouette. - Low Rise Style
The low-rise waist delivers a modern fit that sits comfortably for everyday wear. - Straight Leg Opening
Features a 17.75-inch straight leg opening that fits easily over boots and casual shoes. - Loop Lock® Reinforcement
Loop Lock® technology strengthens the back belt loop for added durability during daily wear. - No-Rub Comfort Inseam
Flat inseam construction helps reduce chafing and improves comfort during long hours of movement. - Hand Sanding and Whiskers
Hand sanding and whisker detailing create a classic lived-in denim appearance. - Heavy-Duty Hardware
Built with a durable zipper and sturdy hardware designed for reliable long-term wear. - Classic Closure
Traditional zipper fly with button closure provides a secure and timeless fit. - Deep Front Pockets
Extra-deep front pockets help keep essentials secure throughout the day. - Shasta Color
The Shasta wash delivers a versatile Western denim look suitable for work or casual outfits. - Imported Construction
Imported materials and craftsmanship designed for dependable everyday performance.
Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold.
- Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Style Options
- Pair with cowboy boots and a plaid shirt for a traditional Western outfit.
- Style with a graphic tee and casual sneakers for a relaxed everyday look.
- Wear with a denim jacket for a rugged layered style during cooler weather.
- Match with a Western belt and button-down shirt for a polished cowboy-inspired outfit.
Why Choose Ariat
Ariat is recognized for combining authentic Western heritage with innovative comfort technologies and dependable craftsmanship. From durable denim to performance-focused apparel, the brand creates styles designed for hardworking lifestyles and everyday comfort.
Why Choose Jackson’s Western
Jackson’s Western offers dependable Western apparel from trusted brands that blend comfort, durability, and timeless style. Discover denim and apparel designed to handle everyday wear while keeping your Western look sharp wherever the day takes you.
FAQ’s
- Do these Ariat jeans fit comfortably over boots?
Yes, the straight leg opening is designed to fit easily over boots. - What type of fit does the M7 Rocker jean offer?
It features a slim fit through the seat and thigh with a straight leg design. - Is stretch included in the denim fabric?
The fabric includes a small amount of spandex for added flexibility and comfort. - Are these jeans suitable for everyday wear?
The durable construction and comfort-focused design make them ideal for daily use. - What detailing gives these jeans their worn-in look?
Hand sanding and whisker details create a classic Western-inspired finish.
