10 Best Jeans For Men – Latest Trends in 2019

1. Levi’s 511 Jeans
2. H&M Slim Fit Jeans
3. Jack & Jones Ripped Jeans
4. Topman Ripped Jeans
5. H&M Skinny Jeans
6. Topman Skinny Jeans
7. Unbranded Raw Denim
8. Everlane Japanese Denim
9. Everlane Slim Fit Black Jeans

Things To Know Before Buying Jeans

Sizing & Fit

The first thing you need to take into consideration when buying a pair of jeans is the fit.

The easiest way to do this is to put on a pair of jeans and check them out in a mirror at all different angles, and if they look like they fit – great! If not, take notes.

If you plan on buying your jeans online, this guide will help you out a lot.

When you shop for jeans online, knowing your measurements is everything.

The benefit of buying jeans online as compared to a mall brand is you will have an insanely larger selection to choose from.

My biggest pet peeve when shopping at the local mall is seeing the same jeans I just bought on 3 different dudes as I’m walking out of the store.

When you shop online you’ll be able to get styles and fits no one else around you will have, which in itself is a big plus.

• Know your measurements. Ok, now that we’ve established fit is important, you need to know your measurements. So grab a measuring tape and start measuring your legs. Start measuring your waist (where you want your jeans to sit). Measure around your thighs and measure around your knees. Measure your inseam (Just below your crotch to your ankle). All of these measurements are supremely important to know when buying jeans online.
• Measure your favorite jeans. If you already own a pair of jeans that fit you really well, it’s ideal to take measurements of those jeans. Here’s a great guide on how to measure you jeans.
• Know the brand you’re buying and how they size. If you’re buying jeans from a designer brand or just a well known brand in general – know how they tend to size their jeans. Not every brand has the same definition of ‘slim fit’. Some brands tend to oversize or undersize their jeans. I’m sure you’ve noticed just because you’re a 30 waist in Levi’s, it doesn’t mean you’re a 30 waist in another brands size. Doing simply google searches like “How do X Brand Jeans fit” can yield you results from other experienced people that will let you know how that certain brand sizes their jeans.
• Jeans stretch, some more than others. Buying jeans a little too tight isn’t a big deal because almost every pair of jeans stretch a little bit the more you wear them. Some brands do tend to stretch more than others though, which is why it’s important to do brand research when buying a pair of jeans.
• Know the cut you’re buying. The cut style of the jeans you’re buying is extremely important in how they will look. There are 3 basic types of cuts when it comes to jeans. Straight leg are just as the name implies, a straight down cut from the knee down. A tapered cut get’s smaller from the knee down, towards a small leg opening. Boot cut jeans are the opposite, the leg opening gets larger from the knee down, giving you that bell bottom look.
• Jeans too long? Try this. Sometimes you find the perfect pair of jeans that fit like a glove, but they’re just a tad too long. Here are some options you have when your jeans are too long. Hem them. Go to a good tailor and get the desired length of jeans. Cuff them. If the jeans are just a tad too long a roll or two works great, anymore and it looks silly though. Stack them. Stacked jeans look pretty cool when done right, this usually only works with tapered jeans those.
• Jeans too tight? Try this. If the jeans you bought look really good but they’re just slightly too tight around the thighs, crotch and buttocks area, you have a few options. Break em in. Some jeans just require a bit of wear and tear and they will naturally mold to your body and stretch. Soak them. Soaking jeans in cold water and wearing them after can stretch them. Some people go the extra distance and wear their jeans WHILE they’re soaked so they get the perfect molded stretch.
• Can’t find jeans because you squat? large thighs? If you’ve been hitting the gym hard and you got those massive thighs – awesome! But it kinda sucks when it comes to finding jeans because manufacturers aren’t exactly making jeans specifically for your shape. You have a few options though. Buy stretchy jeans. There are jeans that look normal but have a lot more stretch to them than normal, perfect for those beastly quads. Custom jeans. You can take a pair of jeans and hit up a tailor to get them made specifically for you.