im trying to order jeans online, but im so confused!?

Jul 09, 2010 by love_pink_and_me | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

so im ordering from buckle.com

i have five pairs of miss me jeans all size 27 and length 31. then i have a pair of mek jeans that are size 27 and length 32.

i want to order rock revivals (VERY expensive), and i know the size

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I would a get a length that is a length up from your other jeans. If they are too long you could always hem the bottom up.

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