How to Wear Jeans?

In the 146 years since Levi Strauss riveted his first pair of jeans together, denim trousers have been reinvented in every shape, color, and style imaginable. This brings up a lot of options. Some jeans you can wear anywhere, while some men's jeans can only be worn in a few very specific looks. Overall, this can be a little confusing. So, we're here to help you break down how to wear each of the most popular cuts.

Skinny jeans fit snugly against your skin, tapering from the top of your thighs to your ankles. Usually, they are slightly stretchy to make wearing them more comfortable.

Who they suit: Skinny jeans are so relentless, it's surprising they're still so popular. They tend to work best on skinny people, as thick thighs can cause them to clump together in odd ways. Rock stars and teens will look good in skinny jeans. For others, it's a struggle.

How to wear it: In extreme cases of fit, you need balance. Chunky sneakers and a boxy tee will ruin your silhouette, so stay slim anywhere. On your feet, that means stylish Chelsea boots or minimalist sneakers, while tailored shirts and tight jackets above the belt always work.

Slim jeans are tapered but tapered so there is a little more fabric.

Who they suit: Almost everyone. They create a slender silhouette and are suitable for men of almost any physique. The only exception is if you have very thick thighs, then you won't be able to wear skinny jeans.

How to wear it: To a certain extent, self-cultivation is the most versatile cut of denim. If you have a dark indigo pair, then you can wear it with a blazer, but still, look great with a hoodie on lazy weekends.

The original clip, as you might guess from the name. These tend to have only a very slight taper, which means they're wider at the ankle than the fit above.

Who they suit: The extra fabric means they're great for bigger guys, as you don't have to squeeze your thighs and hips to get them to fit. They're also fine if you're leaning toward fairly classic styles -- the cut has been around for over a century, so it won't go out of style any time soon.

How to wear it: Regular-fit jeans are rarely as trendy as the slim fit, which means they're best worn casually. Originals were made for workers, and they still look great with other rugged pieces, like work jackets, plaid shirts, and boots.

These jeans drop right from the thigh to the ankle, which means they're roomy, and they're all the rage right now.

Who they suit: These are great for larger builds as they balance your upper and lower body. If you're slimmer, you can still wear them, but pay extra attention to the fit of your other clothes.

How to wear it: Straight-leg jeans have the '90s feel, so they pair perfectly with other clothes that pay homage to that era. Like skinny jeans, we're approaching the edge of the fit range, so balance is key - think chunkier shoes and looser T-shirts and knits.

These are oversized and tent-like jeans that exist primarily as the middle finger of skinny jeans dominance.

Who they suit: You need a little weight to pull off these jeans or they'll drown you. Whether your figure is honed by spending hours in the gym or avoiding the gym, wide-leg jeans can create a great balance for a larger torso.

How to wear it: They go against most things you think you know about jeans. Because of all this extra fabric, they usually come with a higher waistband and pleats, which means they're best worn around your actual waist with a white tee or shirt. You also need shoes with a little weight or they will disappear under the hem.

The above introduces several different types of jeans and how to match them. If you want to know more or want to buy jeans, please contact us. Rainbow is a professional custom clothing manufacturer. We specialize in all kinds of jeans, tank tops, t-shirts, hoodies, shorts, jackets, and other apparel. A variety of professional custom clothing solutions are available.