Try - Good Flare by Good American
Get the deets on Good Flare by Good American for plus size. It was hard for me to find a good review on these jeans, so now that I’ve tried them I’ll give you some good details and comparisons you can you along with the video of the fit.
Whether you love or hate the Kardashians you have to admit they know a thing or two. One of which is how to make the body look better in clothes. So when Khloe started a clothing line starting with jeans, I was here for it.
I didn’t take the leap immediately because I had sizing questions and for some reason the reviews never really cleared them up. I’m all about a flare or bell bottom right now so when I saw Tori Spelling modeling the Good Flare it caught my attention. Then when I saw them on sale at Nordstrom I was excited because Nordstrom reviewers are pretty thorough. Sure enough, these reviews were ones that gave me a better idea of the fit. I read they were stretchy and ran big and no one seemed to be complaining about the high waist. Sometimes high waisted jeans are shaped for long torsos and not for the fuller figure. There is definitely a difference when try them on. The high waist created for long torsos end up with crotch sagging on short waists; whereas high waist to fit and flatter curves stays in place and provides shaping. The sizing for this style was just regular numerical, so I felt like I had a handle on the fit. Based on the size chart and the last time I measured, I’m was 18. For reference I’m currently a perfect 16 in Michael Kors jeans, and am also currently wearing some express jeans in an 18. In Eloquii I’m a size 14 jean. I ordered a 16 in the Good American Good Flare. They are roomy for sure but because they are flare style I don’t mind them a little big for a more vintage, casual style. For a more contemporary look I’d size down one more and do the 14.
I hope my review is more informative for you than some of these others out there!