Finding wide-leg jeans can be difficult because one pair may fit your waist while turning your legs into denim curtains. The right cut can be hard to locate, especially when “wide leg” covers everything from a relaxed fit to a full-on bell-bottom situation. Sizing also varies by brand, so your usual number may take a walk on the wild side. Prices can stretch as much as the silhouette, from bargain-bin buys to premium pairs that really raise the bar. Fortunately, Columbia has plenty of places where you can search until you find a pair that fits the bill—and your legs.

*Prices below are approximate average prices for a new or typical pair of wide-leg jeans; sales, styles, and local inventory may vary.*

1. **[American Eagle](https://www.ae.com/us/en/c/jeans/women/)** — American Eagle is a good place to find high-rise, baggy, and wide-leg styles, often with stretch for extra comfort. Expect to pay about **$55–;$70**, with frequent promotions helping your budget take flight. Visit the Columbia Mall location and let your denim search soar.
2. **[Old Navy](https://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=85729)** — Old Navy regularly carries women’s wide-leg jeans in multiple rises, washes, and lengths. The average price is around **$35–;$50**, though sales can make the cost drop faster than a pant leg. It is a solid choice when you want plenty of width without widening your wallet.
3. **[Buckle](https://www.buckle.com/jeans/womens/)** — Buckle offers fashion-forward denim from brands such as BKE, KanCan, and Vervet, including relaxed and wide-leg silhouettes. A typical pair costs about **$70–;$110**, so these jeans may be a little more “leg-endary” than low-cost. The Columbia Mall store is worth checking for trendier washes and details.
4. **[H&M](https://www2.hm.com/en_us/women/shop-by-product/jeans.html)** — H&M often stocks wide, loose, and ’90s-inspired jeans at accessible prices. Plan on about **$35–;$50** per pair, making it easy to branch out into a new silhouette. Their denim selection can be a real wide-open field of possibilities.
5. **[Maurices](https://www.maurices.com/c/jeans/)** — Maurices is known for inclusive sizing and offers wide-leg jeans in several lengths and rises. The average price is approximately **$45–;$60**, with promotions often trimming the cost down to size. This store can help you put your best leg forward without taking a big financial step.
6. **[JCPenney](https://www.jcpenney.com/g/women/jeans/wide-leg-jeans)** — JCPenney carries wide-leg denim from brands including Arizona, St. John’s Bay, and Worthington. Expect an average price of about **$35–;$55**, depending on brand and discounts. With its broad selection, you may find that the perfect pair is just a jean-stone’s throw away.
7. **[Kohl’s](https://www.kohls.com/catalog/womens-wide-leg-jeans.jsp?CN=Gender:Womens+Silhouette:Wide%20Leg)** — Kohl’s offers wide-leg styles from brands such as Levi’s, Sonoma Goods for Life, and Nine West. A typical pair runs about **$40–;$70**, and Kohl’s discounts can make the deal fit more comfortably. It is a leg up for shoppers who like variety and rewards.
8. **[Target](https://www.target.com/c/women-s-jeans-clothing/-/N-5xtc8)** — Target’s Universal Thread and Wild Fable lines frequently include wide-leg or loose-fit jeans. The average price is around **$25–;$40**, giving you room to experiment without getting hemmed in by cost. Check the Columbia stores or Target’s website for current sizes and availability.
9. **[Ross Dress for Less](https://www.rossstores.com/)** — Ross has an ever-changing selection of discounted denim, so you may find wide-leg jeans from recognizable brands for roughly **$20–;$40**. Inventory varies, but that treasure-hunt feeling can make every fitting-room trip a real jean-ius move. If you see a pair you like, grab it before it walks out the door.
10. **[Plato’s Closet Columbia](https://www.platoscloset.com/locations/columbia-mo/)** — Plato’s Closet sells gently used contemporary clothing, and its inventory may include wide-leg jeans from brands like American Eagle, Levi’s, and Zara. Expect an average price of about **$20–;$35**, depending on the label and condition. Since secondhand finds can disappear in a flash, keep your eyes peeled and let your denim hunt come full circle.

Before heading out, check each store’s website or call the Columbia location to confirm stock, sizing, and current prices. A little planning can keep your shopping trip from going off the rails—or, in this case, off the wide legs.