Features: Buttoned, Pocketed, Fringe Material composition: 100% polyester Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product Measurements (Measurements by inches) & Size Conversion Size Top Length Inseam Waist Hip S 56.3 27.2 29.9 38.6 M 57.1 27.4 31.5 40.2 L 57.9 27.6 33.9 42.5 XL 58.7 27.8 36.2 44.9 2XL 59.4 28 38.6 47.2 Fringe Corduroy Button Front Overalls Channel your inner bohemian spirit with these statement-making Fringe Corduroy Button Front Overalls. Perfectly blending vintage 70s flair with modern comfort, this piece is designed to turn heads with every step. The rich, chocolate-brown fabric features a soft, textured finish, while the playful fringe detailing along the legs adds dynamic movement and western charm. A central button-down front elongates the torso, and the functional pockets add utilitarian style to the wide-leg silhouette. Product Details Features: Button-down front closure, functional front patch pockets, western-style fringe detailing on legs, adjustable suspender straps, wide-leg fit. Material: 100% Polyester. Care Instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Origin: Imported. Fashion Advice: Occasion & Color Combinations The deep earth tone of these overalls makes them surprisingly versatile. Here is how to style them by color for different vibes: The "Boho-Chic" Day Look (White & Cream): As shown in the image, pairing these with a crisp white fitted tee or a cream lace blouse creates a fresh contrast. This highlights the rich brown color and keeps the look polished enough for brunch or a day out shopping. The Festival/Concert Look (Turquoise & Rust): Lean into the western aesthetic by layering a turquoise jewelry piece or a graphic tee with rust/orange tones. These colors sit opposite brown on the color wheel, making the outfit pop beautifully. The Evening Edge (Black & Metallic): For a night out, swap the tee for a black sheer bodysuit or a turtleneck. Add gold or copper metallic accessories. The dark backdrop makes the fringe detail look more sophisticated and sleek. Styling: Accessories, Shoes & Beauty Accessories Jewelry: Since the neckline is open, layered necklaces are essential. Mix gold chains with natural stones like turquoise, agate, or amber to complement the earthy vibe. Bags: A suede saddle bag or a leather crossbody with tassel details will match the fringe perfectly. Avoid overly structured or plastic-looking bags. Hats: A wide-brimmed felt fedora or a structured cowboy hat is the ultimate finishing touch for this look. Shoe Recommendations Cowboy Boots: The most natural pairing. A pointed toe peeking out from under the wide leg elongates the silhouette. Platform Sandals/Clogs: For a true 70s retro vibe, wear wooden-sole clogs or chunky platform sandals. This also helps keep the hem off the ground if you are on the shorter side. Ankle Booties: If you want something more subtle, a simple brown or tan suede ankle boot works perfectly. Hairstyle Suggestion To match the free-spirited energy of the fringe: If you have Long Hair: Go for loose, textured beach waves (like the model). You can add a small braid on one side for an extra boho touch. If you have Medium/Shoulder-Length Hair: A shaggy "wolf cut" or textured layers with curtain bangs looks incredible with this style. If you have Short Hair: A messy, textured pixie with volume at the crown keeps the look playful and edgy without competing with the outfit's details. Makeup Recommendation Face: Keep the skin matte but radiant with a warm bronzer to contour the cheekbones. Eyes: Use a palette of warm browns, copper, and terracotta. A smudged brown eyeliner is softer and more flattering than harsh black. Lips: A matte brick red, spice, or brown-nude lipstick ties the earth tones together beautifully. Measurement & Material Guide Material Insight 100% Polyester: While it mimics the look of heavy corduroy or suede, polyester is much lighter and more durable. It resists shrinking and holds the vibrant brown color well after washing. It also tends to drape better than heavy cotton corduroy, preventing the wide legs from looking too bulky. How to Measure Inseam: This is critical for wide-leg pants. Measure from the top of your inner thigh down to the floor. Note: If you plan to wear heels or boots, measure while wearing shoes to ensure the pants graze the floor rather than drag. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/seat. The fringe adds volume here, so ensure the fit is snug but not pulling. Torso Length: Measure from the top of your shoulder (where the strap sits) down to the crotch seam. Compare this to the size chart to ensure the overalls don't ride up when you sit.
