If you want to understand how jeans should look and fit, we need to look back at least 40 years. To achieve this timeless look of effortless elegance, we should look at how people wore jeans from the 1950s to the 1980s.

My favorite high-quality washed blue jeans, specifically with a high-rise and straight-leg fit.

From Levi’s Type I in 1905 to the iconic Type II, III, and Lee 101J. Originally rugged workwear for labourers, these jackets evolved into wardrobe essentials. Learn how each design shaped American fashion and why these models remain popular today.

Ecru jeans might be one of the most versatile and underrated pieces in menswear. They’re more forgiving than white trousers, easier to wear than most people think, and pair effortlessly with everything from bright colors to earth tones.

Jeans was originally designed as a workwear for miners at the end of 19th century.

If you still don’t own any white or ecru trousers, you definitely need one and it will probably be the most stylish decision you have made in a very long time.