Bold western character with a flattering denim silhouette
The Grace Western Print Wide-Leg Jeans combine structured denim with an expressive cowboy-inspired print. Their high-rise waist and dramatic wide-leg shape make them an eye-catching choice for casual days, concerts, or statement weekend styling.
Why You’ll Love It
✓ Distinctive western print for bold individual style
✓ High-rise waist for a flattering silhouette
✓ Wide-leg shape for comfortable movement
✓ Structured denim designed to hold its shape
Fit & Details
- High-rise waist
- Wide-leg silhouette
- Full length
- Western scenic print
- Denim construction
Material & Care
Denim fabric. Wash gently according to the garment care label.
Standard delivery: 3-5 business days
Express delivery: 1-2 business days
Free delivery on orders over £50
"If it doesn't feel right when it arrives — send it back. No questions. That's a promise."— Helen Grayson - Founder, Sliken
Fit is the hardest thing to get right online. We know that. So we made our returns policy as easy as possible — because we'd rather you try something and love it than not try at all.
We offer a 30-day return or exchange policy if you are not satisfied with your order for any reason. For more information, please see our Returns & Exchanges page
QUALITY IS OUR PRIORITY
Maximum flexibility
Comfortable fit and made of high quality fabrics, where sustainability is a priority.
Made for You, Specifically
Every piece chosen for how it fits and moves on women over 45. Not adapted — designed for.
No second-guessing
Not too young. Not trying too hard. Just quietly right — the kind you put on and don’t question.
It’s in the details
From fabric to fit, every detail is considered. Nothing added for show. Nothing overlooked.
Trusted by women like you
First time in years I've actually liked what I saw in the mirror. Not because it's fancy. Just because it fits — my body, my age, right now.
I've been hiding in baggy things for three years and calling it sensible. This is what sensible actually looks like when it doesn't mean invisible.
Someone at the school gate asked where I got my top. I haven't been asked that in a very long time. It sounds small. It wasn't.
I was nervous ordering online — I always am with jackets. But the returns policy made me try it. And I'm glad I did. It falls just where described, sits beautifully open and doesn't pull anywhere. Keeping it.
My friend asked where I got my jacket at coffee. The fabric is lovely — heavier than it looks in the photo, in a good way.
I went home with nothing. Again.
So I built this instead.
I was in a shop with my husband, who was on his phone. I held up a top. He said "that's nice." He went back to his phone.
It wasn't about him. It was that I couldn't find anything that felt like me. Either Too young. Too old. Nothing in between. I put something beige back on the rail and left.
I drove home and thought: Someone should make clothes for women like me. So I did.

