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The verdict
Fit
The Row's Landais is a contemporary silhouette at the lower end of their price range, suggesting a streamlined or simpler cut. Expect precision grading and a refined proportion.
Quality
The Row maintains flawless finishing standards across all price points. At $495, this is their entry-level denim — well-made, but not materially different from their $525 options.
Is the price fair?
At $495, you're still paying luxury pricing for denim that, while beautifully finished, does not materially outperform heritage denim at half the price. The discount signals product strategy, not exceptional value.
Best for
High-fashion buyers making their first The Row denim purchase, or those who want The Row consistency at the lowest possible entry price.
Care
Hand-wash in cool water and lay flat; black denim requires minimal washing to maintain color and structure.
What owners report about The Row jeans
Owners who have tried multiple cuts describe the denim quality as excellent, with structured fabrics and clean washes that read dressier than typical jeans. Fit commentary centers on proportion rather than durability: the range spans a slim straight cut through high-volume wide legs, and one reviewer found the fullest cuts overwhelming on a shorter frame. Reviewers consistently note the line runs very large and that alterations are routinely needed.
- Strengths
- Reviewers who own several cuts rate the denim quality as excellent, with clean washes that dress up easily.
- Watch out for
- The line runs very large — owners report alterations are always needed — and the higher-volume cuts can overwhelm petite frames.
- Sizing
- Owners report The Row's pants, denim included, run very large, so plan to size down and budget for alterations.
About The Row's jeans line as a whole. Sources: A Guide to The Row Denim - by Helen - Half Dressed · The Row Spring 2025 - skirts and dresses over pants - Neelam Ahooja
