What is the difference between bootcut jeans and jeans with a flare?

Question

does bootcut have a slight flare at the bottom?

Answer 1

bootcut jeans have a straight look at the bottom and jeans with a flare are wide at the bottom.

Answer 2

BootCut Are Tight Down The Leg And At The Bottom And Flare Are Baggy And Flare At The Bottom :)

Answer 3

Bootcut just has a slight flare to allow for "cowboy boots" under the legs..

Flared legs are more like bell bottoms..

Answer 4

Bootcut jeans have a bit of a bigger bottom to fit over boots, but they are not straight legs... just slightly bigger. hence the name...
Jeans with flare are wider starting at the knee down.

Answer 5

persons are writing that flares are extremely tight on precise and extensive on backside.. no.. those are bell bottoms. Flares are geared up from the hip for the period of the knee and particularly "flares" or is going outward to the backside. A boot cut back is only like this is call. it particularly is slender for the period of the hip and thigh.. then particularly opens close to the backside. think of a few pair of boots. once you positioned on boots and the denims are masking them, only the toe section shows. A "boot" cut back is meant to cover the the remainder of the boot. immediately denims are actually not tight all the way via. they are only immediately. immediately from the hip to thighs all a thank you to the backside. they don't go out or in on the leg beginning. they only stay immediately. The denims that taper in in direction of the backside are "skinny" denims.