Men's Trousers and Jeans on Sale

Lean Dean, Steady Eddie, Tuff Tony: read about the cuts Nudie Jeans

The Swedish brand Nudie Jeans, founded in Gothenburg in 2001 by Maria Erixon, gives each cut a name. The Lean Dean is a slim fit with a regular waist and narrow leg opening, made from slightly stretchy denim. The Steady Eddie, updated in 2018 for more room in the seat, remains loose at the thigh and tapers sharply from the knee to the ankle. The Tuff Tony, with a high waist and wide leg, fastens with a button fly, while the Gritty Jackson maintains a classic straight leg. Since 2012, all the denims from the brand are made from organic cotton, and it repairs its worn jeans for free.

The rest of the wardrobe

Men's clothing on sale also includes:

• T-shirts and polos.
• Shirts.
• Sweatshirts and Pullovers.
• Jackets and Coats.

All the clothing is gathered on the men's clothing page.

Raw or washed: how denim ages

A raw jean, or dry, has not been washed after dyeing: the fabric is stiff, the indigo is intense, and daily wear gradually creates unique creases on the hips and behind the knees. Fans wait several months before the first wash to set these fades. The washed jean, on the other hand, has been aged in the workshop: it is flexible from day one, like the Haze or Day Dreamer versions of Nudie Jeans. The raw denim runs at first: it should be washed alone, inside out, and in cold water, and care should be taken with light-colored sofas and bags, as the indigo can stain in the first weeks.

Chino, cargo, or work pants: three fabrics, three uses

The chino is made from a finer cotton twill than denim, giving it a more dressed-up look: the Luca from KnowledgeCotton Apparel, a Danish brand from Herning, features a slim fit made from certified organic cotton. The cargo adds patch pockets on the thighs: the Worker Stretch from Payper Wear uses stretch fabric, and the Rovic Zip from G-Star has a three-dimensional construction that follows the knee's bend. The slim-cut softshell work pants from Result, which are water-repellent and windproof, support outdoor jobs without restricting movement.

Lee, Wrangler, Dickies: cuts from American heritage

Historic American jeans remain a safe bet. Lee, founded in 1889 in Salina, Kansas, offers the Brooklyn with a straight leg and the MVP in a slim fit. Wrangler launched in 1947 a jean designed for rodeo riders, keeping the straight leg and robust fabric. Dickies, established in 1922 in Fort Worth, Texas, as a work overalls manufacturer, makes a solid tapered jean that narrows at the ankle. Le Temps des Cerises, a brand founded in Marseille in 1998, complements the offer with regular cuts featuring a worked fade, and Armedangels with the Aarjo, a skinny made from organic cotton.

Frequently asked questions

How to read men's jean sizes W and L?

The letter W indicates the waist size, measured in inches, and the letter L indicates the inseam length. A W thirty-two corresponds to about a French forty-two; you choose the L according to your height and whether you prefer a cuffed or smooth bottom.

Does a raw jean shrink in the wash?

A non-sanforized raw denim can lose up to a size in the first wash, while a sanforized denim shrinks very little. Check the label and wash in cold water to limit the phenomenon.

Which jean cut to choose for muscular thighs?

A tapered cut, loose at the thigh and narrower below the knee, avoids the sausage effect of a slim fit. A slightly stretchy denim also adds comfort when sitting or cycling.

100% cotton or stretch jeans: what's the difference in wear?

Pure cotton, being stiffer, wears in better and lasts longer, but requires a breaking-in period. Stretch, with a bit of elastane, is comfortable from the first day but stretches out more over the hours.

How to shorten a jean without losing its original look?

Request an original hem: the tailor cuts the leg above the factory hem and then re-sews it, which preserves the wear and color of the bottom. Make sure to check the length while wearing your usual shoes.