Levis Curve ID in Supreme Curve - what's the rise like?

vesperholly

Does anyone know if the Levis Supreme Curve has a higher rise than the other styles? I was told by a sales associate that it does and that I should try it, but I'm a bit wary. (And they didn't have my size in store.)

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High Hip

12 years ago

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Latest reply was from JuneBug

dizzys

Active Member

I have worn both supreme curve and demi curve and to me it feels like the back rise is higher on supreme. The front is not high, but not super low either. My torso is short-ish if that helps. I am 5'4. The Jr's Levis are lower than both. Hope that helps a bit.

12 years ago

dlb1960

Active Member

I am an hourglass and these Levi's were not good for me, both demi and supreme. I usually suffer from the gap at the back and tried these for that reason. That part was ok but they seemed TOO roomy in the thigh and dare I say gave me the dreaded ' front wedgie'. The rise certainly was not low but not too high either. I know some women love them but sadly I'm not one of them. Don't know if that helps but they are, I think, a definite try on rather than an online purchase.

12 years ago

vesperholly

Active Member

Thanks, ladies! This is helpful. I'll give them a try and update for the fashion hive mind

12 years ago

Thistle

Veteran

I am a pear, big time, and I bought and I bought the Curvy fit. Fit my waist and hips very well with no waist gap like I have in so many jeans.

High rise on these, im my opinion, as they were on par with Talbots for rise.

12 years ago

JuneBug

Veteran

I am an hourglass and own the demi. It doesn't leave a large gap at the back, but I have to be very careful when I sit down. I do like the stretch very much though. I'm not sure if Pepé Jeans are available here in the US, but they used to work wonderfully on my shape!

12 years ago

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