Jeans
Explore a selection of clothing styles that continue to be chosen by customers across a variety of occasions and seasons.
Explore a selection of clothing styles that continue to be chosen by customers across a variety of occasions and seasons.
Asymmetric Jeans with Unique Button Accents
Two-Tone Wide Leg Barrel Jeans
Mid-Rise Jeans Featuring Chic Side Slits
Classic Straight Leg Denim Jeans for Everyday Wear
Contrast-Stitch Belted Denim Trousers
Mid-Waist Wide-Leg Jeans with Unique Asymmetric Cut
Elevated High-Waist Denim with Spacious Wide-Leg Design
Vintage-Inspired High-Waist Flared Bell Bottom Jeans
Elevated Wide-Leg Denim Jeans for Everyday Wear
Mid-Rise Denim Trousers with Wide-Leg Cut
Unique Ruched Wide-Leg Jeans with Asymmetrical Design
Asymmetric High-Rise Jeans with Straight Leg Cut
Elevated Waistline Bootcut Denim Pants for Women
A good pair of jeans doesn't need much justification. It works for a casual day, a dinner out, a work-from-home morning, and most things in between. Our collection of jeans covers the full range of what denim can do as a bottom — from relaxed baggy jeans and barrel jeans for the most casual settings to structured black jeans and dark blue jeans that work in smart-casual environments. The cuts span every silhouette that denim has produced over the past several decades — straight, flared, bootcut, low rise, and cropped — and the washes range from light and faded through to deep indigo and raw. Every pair of jeans in this range is cut to sit correctly at the waist, hold its shape across a full day of wear, and work with the tops and outerwear already in your wardrobe.
The fabric of a pair of jeans determines how they fit across a day and how they hold up over time. Rigid denim — no stretch — holds its shape most reliably across repeated wearing and washing, but requires a break-in period before it moves freely. Our rigid denim jeans are available in straight and bootcut cuts, in washes from light to dark indigo, and are the most structured pieces in the collection.
Our stretch denim jeans add a percentage of elastane to the fabric, which gives them immediate ease of movement without the break-in period. These are the jeans that work best in fitted cuts — black jeans, low rise jeans, and straight-leg styles where the fabric needs to move with the body rather than against it. Our mid-weight denim sits between the two — enough structure to hold a silhouette, enough give to wear comfortably across a full day. This is the fabric behind most of our everyday jeans styles, including our dark blue jeans and white jeans.
Silhouette is where jeans get interesting. Our baggy jeans are the most relaxed cut in the collection — a loose fit from waist to hem that works with fitted tops and creates a volume contrast that reads as intentional. These are the jeans that work best with a tucked-in top or a cropped style, where the waistband is visible and the proportions are clear. Our barrel jeans take the baggy format and add a tapered hem — wider through the thigh and seat, narrowing toward the ankle, creating a rounded silhouette that works with flat shoes and ankle boots.
Our flare jeans are fitted through the hip and thigh and widen from the knee down — a silhouette that works with platform shoes or heels to create a long, continuous line from waist to floor. Our bootcut jeans are a more moderate version of the flare — a slight widening from the knee that accommodates a boot heel without the full drama of a flare. Our low rise jeans sit below the natural waist, with a shorter rise that works with cropped tops and shorter hemlines. These are the jeans that require the most attention to top length — a standard-length top will cover the waistband, which defeats the purpose of the low rise cut.
The wash and color of a pair of jeans changes how they read in an outfit more than almost any other variable. Our range covers the full spectrum:
Our dark blue jeans and black jeans are consistently the most requested colorways in the collection — they work across the widest range of occasions and coordinate with the most top colors without requiring thought.
Beyond the standard silhouettes, our jeans collection includes cuts that address specific styling needs. Our cuffed jeans have a turned-up hem that shortens the leg slightly and adds a casual detail — these work particularly well with chunky sneakers or ankle boots where the cuff sits just above the shoe. Our capri jeans are cut to end at mid-calf — a length that works in warm weather when a full-length jean feels too heavy, and pairs well with flat sandals and mules.
Our rockstar jeans bring a more fitted, high-fashion cut to the denim format — close through the leg, with details like contrast stitching, embellishment, or a distinctive wash that give the jeans more presence. These are the pieces that work as the focal point of an outfit, paired with simple tops that don't compete with the denim. Our western jeans bring a different aesthetic to the collection — yoke detailing at the back, a slightly higher rise, and a straight leg that references western-inspired dressing. These work with both casual and semi-formal tops depending on the occasion.
The most reliable way to style a pair of jeans is to let the silhouette guide the top. Relaxed baggy jeans and barrel jeans work best with fitted or cropped tops — the volume at the bottom needs to be balanced by something closer to the body at the top. Fitted jeans — straight leg, low rise jeans, black jeans — work with both fitted and relaxed tops, giving you more flexibility in how the outfit is built.
Our flare jeans and bootcut jeans work best with a heel — the widened hem is designed to sit over a shoe, and a flat shoe can make the leg look shorter than it is. Our white jeans and vintage jeans work best with tops in solid colors or simple prints — the wash itself is the visual detail, and competing prints can make the outfit feel busy. Our striped jeans and camo jeans follow the same logic — keep the top simple and let the jeans carry the look.