undone hem jeans
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Undone or raw hems are unfinished jean edges—frayed, released, or raw-cut—to create an intentionally rugged or casual look. They often appear alongside distressed details such as rips, diagonal cuts, or decorative accents like studs.
Jeans with undone hems are typically made from cotton or cotton blends and can also include rayon, viscose, or polyester blends. Many styles include a small percentage of spandex/elastane for stretch. Fabric weight varies by style and is usually listed as lightweight or midweight.
Undone hems are frequently paired with distressing such as ripped holes and general worn detailing. Decorative elements can include two-tone treatments, studs, and asymmetrical or diagonal cuts that enhance the unfinished hem aesthetic.
Most undone-hem jeans include standard front and back pockets and traditional zipper fly closures. A few styles are pull-on (no zipper) but still list functional pockets.
Descriptions commonly position undone-hem jeans as suitable for casual, everyday wear and weekend outfits, with several listings suggesting they work across seasons.