The New Class of
Denim
The New Class of Denim
The New Class of
Denim
Jeans are jeans, right? Well not exactly. You see, even the smallest of changes can make a huge difference in the fit and feel of the pants most of us wear on a near daily basis. The big development for 2016? The addition of stretch for added mobility and comfort. It's a subtle change, but there's just enough give in these new pairs to allow you to move around. Which means when you're wearing these, everything is easier—whether you're on your bike, bending down to pick something up or simply sitting at your desk. It also means they tend to keep their shape better too. From Levi's new 505C, which revives a classic 1970s silhouette beloved by rockers like the Ramones, to new lines of stretch-enhanced denim from J.Crew and Abercrombie & Fitch, there are some great looking options out there that are both cool and comfortable. Buy a pair now and thank us later.
Shown above:
505C slim fit jeans, $98 / $44.90 by Levi's and the 76 jeans, $220 by Baldwin
Other Options
Slim straight performance jeans, $78 / $39 by Abercrombie & Fitch
770 stretch jeans,
$125 by J.Crew
Slim-fit selvedge stretch jeans,
$49.90 by Uniqlo
Stretch 1969 slim fit jeans, $69.95 / $42 by Gap
450,000,000
450,000,000
The approximate number of jeans sold in the United States each year.