In jeans, what is the difference between low-rise, relaxed fit, boot-cut, baggy, and slim Jeans?

Question

If there is more styles please let me know.

Answer 1

Low-rise are low cut jeans that lay on the hips.

Relaxed fit has a little room for the legs.

Boot-but are straight leg jeans that give extra length for boots.

Baggy is pretty self explanitory. Guys usually wear them-where they have there boxers showing. It seems like there pants are about to fall.

Slim jeans are a tighter fit.

There is also skinny jeans which are really tight-they look like spandex.

Answer 2

Anything with the word low rise means that they sit lower on the waist then usual. Boot cut means opened a little wider at the ankle (as if to fit a boot there.) So low fitting jeans that open a little near the ankle.

Answer 3

Low-rise sit probably at your hips or below.
Relaxed fit isn't tight fitting, just kinda loose.
Boot-cut jeans have sort of a flare at the bottom, but not as big as regular flares or bell-bottoms.
Baggy is just that..Baggy.
Slim I'm not sure..Maybe those are tight-fitting jeans? Or straight-legged? Straight-legged jeans are really coming back into style now.

Oh and there's tapered jeans too. I can't think of any other types.

Answer 4

low rise -(sits on the hips)....relaxed fit is (not to tight-loose),boot cut is (wide at the bottom like bell bottoms) baggy is just (baggy really big-to extra big) and slim is like (straight leg)...

Answer 5

Low rise- below belly button
relaxed fit- not tight
boot cut- wide at bottom but not belled.
baggy- looks like you have poop in your pants.
slim- tight jeans

Answer 6

low-rise: the waistband is on the hips.

relaxed fit: aka "mommy fit": looser through the hip and seat.

boot-cut: the calf and ankle are wider, to accommodate boots.

baggy: except for the waist, loose all over.

slim: close-fitting throughout the garment.

Answer 7

Ummm a big difference,
Low rise-go to your hips
Boot cut- the bottoms go to you ankle
Baggy-Baggy
Slim-for petites