I'm going with 2 stars, as dictated by my 14 yr old's opinion (that I agree with).

General info:

- No back waistband label, just "Wallflower" done in stitching
- 5 belt loops
- Waist band is 2" wide
- They're not really a low-rise, but with the 2" waist band, it makes the zipper literally 2" long (3" from front view w/material)
- Label says "exclusive of decoration".  I guess I don't know what that means, because the back pockets look decorated to me.  Quite a bit of stitching detail, with some of the threads being silver tone.
- 5 pocket style, but 5th pocket is unusable. I didn't have a penny handy to try it, but I doubt one would fit.  Certainly my pinky finger barely fit.
- The stud at the corner of the 5th pocket is a decorative type, other studs and 2 waist buttons are pewter-tone metal and the usual shape.
- Made in China
- Machine wash cold, inside out, delicate, non-chlor bleach when need, tumble low, remove promptly, warm iron.  Then it says "Do not iron decoration" - this is on the back of the same label that said it was exclusive of decoration (so I remain confused)
- The 2 side belt loops are angled, you can see in the 3rd listing pic. Makes her belt do an odd gaping.  A really small, thin belt would probably be fine, though
- Stitching and seams are done fine

I don't mind the waistband being tall, but I do mind the zipper looking doll-sized.  So out of proportion it's goofy looking to me.  I didn't care for a useless 5th pocket.  There are tiny, but many flaws in the material (see my pix below).

On the good side, the material does look like denim but feels like the softest cloud you can imagine.  Inside and out.  Legs really are extremely skinny, she happens to have relatively long feet.  Even though they're quite stretchy (the jeans, not her feet), she still had a bit of a time getting them on (not a criticism, just a heads up).

She loves how they felt and moved, but neither of us cared for how they looked on her, and she was more annoyed than I was about the 5th pocket and angled side loops.

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