Have you ever worn distressed denim and they fit great, looked fly and you just knew you were killing the game when you stepped on the scene? That’s how I felt when I slipped on Piper Skinny jeans by STS Blue. I received two pairs of jeans from the brand for review.  

According their website, “the STS Blue denim line is inspired by the casual LA and Southern California vibe.” As a Florida girl and lover of sunshine and chill beach vibes, I can definitely relate to a brand with this vision.  

Here are my thoughts on STS Blue Piper Skinny jeans.

 

STS Blue Piper Skinny in Black

These are super-distressed jeans and I love it! 

They fit like a glove and had just the right amount of stretch. They’re a very great quality and didn’t feel thin or chaply made at all. 

Usually, I avoid jeans with this much ripping because after a couple of wears, the threading in the distressed areas, especially around the knees, tend to break and result in holes. That’s ins’t the case with these jeans! I could bend and stretch freely and the threads didn’t break; they had elasticity that helped eliminate tension. I’ve worn these jeans about five times and still no broken threads. 

These are now one of my favorite pairs of distressed denim.  

Shop these jeans here. 

STS Blue Piper Skinny Westlake

I love the color of these jeans.–the darker the blue, the better in my book! In addition to being a flattering deep indigo shade, these jeans were also pretty heavy duty but still had stretch. The minimal distressed details on the right knee were a nice touch. Another small detail that I appreciated about this style was the matte black hardware.

The first thing that I noticed when I slipped on these jeans was they created that dreaded gap in the back of your jeans that occurs when you have a small waist and some junk in your trunk.  For reference, I’m a size 2/4 and these were a size 27. I liked the fit on my legs and thighs (and my butt looked great in them), so I wouldn’t count these jeans out, I just recommend wearing them with a belt.

These jeans run a bit long (in my opinion) so I cuffed them because I didn’t want them to bunch up around my ankles. I also wanted to show off my shoes and cuffing the pants helped.

Overall, if you have long legs or don’t mind cuffing your jeans (which is pretty on-trend these days), and you don’t mind wearing a belt, you should check these out!

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Ciao Bellas,