First Lasso Bootcut Jeans
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Jessie is 5'7", wearing size M
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The Story Behind This Print
From Dust to Bloom
First Lasso
Lucille Mulhall — daughter of an Oklahoma rancher — became the first woman to compete in steer roping at major public events. In 1899, at just fourteen, she roped and tied a steer at a St. Louis fair. Theodore Roosevelt himself called her "America's First Cowgirl." Our print captures the flying lasso arcs, championship buckles, and arena energy of the woman who proved the rodeo belonged to everyone.
"Throw your own loop — because the arena was always yours."
Source: Kathryn B. Stansbury, Lucille Mulhall: Wild West Cowgirl (2003).
Details
• Metal button closure with zip fly
• Slant front pockets with antique brass rivet reinforcements
• Patch back pockets with curved yoke seam topstitching
• Belt loops — belt sold separately
• Relaxed fit through hip and thigh
• Full-length hem designed to fall over boot shafts
• Allover original print — lasso rope loops, championship buckles, rodeo arena lines, horseshoe arcs on blue denim
• Print placement may vary slightly between pairs
Fabric & Care
• Weight: 10–11 oz — structured yet comfortable
• Medium-wash base with soft hand feel
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
Fit Guide
• High-rise, sits at natural waist
• Relaxed through hip and thigh
• Slight bootcut flare from knee to hem
• Full-length inseam — designed to wear over boots
