In a washed-out look and semi-distressed design, these Ferry slim-fit jeans from Reiss are a relaxed wardrobe staple, made for taking on weekends in style. With just enough stretch to keep you comfortable throughout the day, these jeans take you wherever you need to go. For a minimal-effort, maximum-impact look, just add a boxy T-shirt and some chunky trainers. New for this season, these jeans from Off-White capture Virgil Abloh's signature eye for detail in just one everyday piece.
With a straight-leg cut and slightly faded look, these jeans are punctuated with a denim take on the label's iconic Industrial belt, allowing for an adjustable fit while adding a key element of edginess. At Selfridges. Vintage-look denim but with the comfort of modern jeans, Uniqlo updates its denim to allow for more stretch and even more comfort.
In a dark tone with natural fading effects, this pair has been designed to move with you as you go throughout your day. Keep it simple with an oversized sweatshirt , tube socks and trainers for a model-off-duty feel.
White jean season is nigh and this new style by Cos really couldn't have come at a better time. Understated as always, the straight-leg cut manages to keep things smart and relaxed at the same time, with just a hint of retro panache. Styling-wise, you can't get better than a Breton tee and a denim shirt to layer on top. Belgian-born in , the Raf Simons identity is deeply submerged in the spirit of the 80s and 90s with roots in music, youth culture, minimalism and innovation.
Marrying all of this eclectic energy, these white jeans capture the essence of the brand. With contrasting logo detailing on a crisp white colourway, it's all about balance. Pair them with a graphic -printed top for a futuristic feel. At ssense. Jet black in colour, they boast a straight-leg cut and a four-way stretch design, meaning that you can wear them everywhere from your desk to dinner and they'll be moving right alongside you.
And if dinner develops into a spontaneous night out… well, you're already ready. Also fighting the good fight is Arket. Made from organic cotton, a more sustainable farming method to traditional cotton production, these black denim jeans are perfect for the hazy confines of smart-casual dress.
A wonderful complement to a candle-lit dinner table for two. You can count on cutting a contemporary figure in a pair of Cos jeans. It's not all bespoke and made-to-measure suits at Thom Sweeney these days. Its latest collection truly nails smart-casual essentials, providing all the inspiration we need to get our arse out of joggers and start dressing like the discerning gents we were before a global pandemic hit.
These are an instant classic: luxurious Italian denim with just the right taper. These black straight-fit jeans are a perfect balance between smart-casual and date-night go-to. These are the kind of jeans that will last a lifetime, developing with its wearer's characteristics and subtle changes in style as time goes by.
Made from sustainable materials relative to jean-making en mass, just be sure to treat them right. Indigo dyed denim needs a bit of extra care as it's more prone to cracking and colour transfer. A strong contender for best essentials, Arket is renowned for making fashionable, wearable pieces at prices that won't break the bank. A washed black pair of jeans is a winter staple. With just a little work up front and a willingness to take advantage of generous return policies , a great pair of jeans will end up being the best thing in your closet.
To that end, we spoke with 23 stylish guys who have gone through the selvedge ringer — designers, retailers, podcasters, fashion writers, stylists, and other denim nerds — to hear about their favorite pairs.
We also combed through our archives for jeans recommendations from other interesting men, like actor Mike Colter and chef Kwame Onwuachi. For ease of navigation, we sorted their selections into six categories: straight-fit , Japanese denim straight-fit , slim-fit , slim-fit for guys with big thighs , skinny , and black jeans. With more men telling us they live in their s more than any other pair on this list, that certainly seems to be the case.
No weird branding or fading, just simple, well-fitting jeans. He adds that the pants, which come only in white, are perfect for three reasons: the fit requires no tailoring, the price point is affordable, and you can beat them up without feeling bad. For a French take on the , Leverton recommends the A. New Standard, which is also made of raw Japanese selvedge denim.
Gray goes well with so many colors: purple, red, pink, blue, more gray. This particular pair, which have a less tapered leg than the Lennox jeans, is his favorite. In fact, he was wearing them when we interviewed him about his favorite things. Oh, and they stack perfectly on top of my high-top sneakers. He buys multiple pairs at a time so he can alternate and wear them a few times throughout the week.
Your first challenge when shopping for a new pair of jeans? Trying to understand how there are so many goddamn types of jeans for men, period. There's an infinite spectrum of washes to choose from, not to mention hundreds of brands vying for your attention and your legs.
And that's to say nothing of all the offbeat interpretations on the classic pant currently sweeping the market. But the most confusing thing of all might also be the most imperative: navigating the perplexingly wide world of denim fits.
Like: What exactly is a relaxed taper, and how is it different from a slim straight? Which jeans are best for your body type? And what kind of rise is in right now? Don't panic, because your pals at GQ are here with a comprehensive guide to all types of jeans for men.
Find the fit that's right for you, get yourself a grade-A pair of dungarees, and move on with your life. Let's dive in, shall we? Straight fit jeans are exactly what they sound like: The silhouette runs straight from the hips down through the legs. Like Baby Bear's porridge, straight jeans are just right : the fit is not too tight and not too relaxed, the mid-rise is generally not too high, not too low hitting below the belly button but above the hips.
If you really aren't sure what you're looking for, this is a good starting point for figuring out your body type and ultimately how you want your jeans to fit. Straight taper jeans are great if you need more room in the thighs, but want a cleaner leg.
Often referred to simply as slim fit, these jeans are like most slimmer silhouettes, these are usually cut with a slightly lower rise, sitting just above the hips. This is your last stop before hitting full-on skinny jeans territory—the slim taper is trim through the thighs and a narrow leg. Slim fit jeans also tend to be low rise jeans which sit at or even below the hips. Bootcut jeans are a western wear staple, cut to fit over a pair of cowboys boots.
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