Jeans and their design division

Jeans are nowadays an absolutely common accessory in our wardrobe, just like men's shirts. They serve for everyday wear and can become an integral part of even the most glamorous events. The important thing is to choose the right cut that fits your figure and simply fits. And what about the history of these clothes?

• First mention in 1853
• Originally work trousers
• Development in the 1950s

Over time, workwear has literally become a fashion icon. Such an imaginary stepping stone was Levi's 501 trousers model. The trousers have to some extent become a symbol of rebelliousness and have been favoured by many film stars.

Jeans - Distribution by cut

One simple model has subsequently turned into several different styles, which you can choose from nowadays. The label itself tells you what cut to expect. And it should be noted that something different suits everyone. So, what characterises each model?

Model	Characteristics
Skins jeans	They wrap around the entire leg
Slim jeans	Skins with lower seven
Flared jeans	Classic bellhops
Baggy jeans	Hip hop pants

It was the baggy jeans style that experienced its greatest glory in the 1990s. However, many people still return to it today because it looks stylish and extravagant. But this is just a small taste of what contemporary jeans have to offer.

Try other trouser styles

If you don't fancy any of the above jeans, we have some other tips for you. A typical example is mom jeans, which are looser fitting and have higher legs. Straight jeans are an absolute classic. These feature straight legs and go with pretty much everything. They are more or less the basis of a slightly tapered style called regular jeans or tapered jeans. The legendary Levi's 502 jeans are created in this spirit.

You can also incorporate hip jeans into your wardrobe. If you're interested in this style, aim for the label Bootcut jeans. If you prefer a looser style, curved legs and a lowered waist, treat yourself to Boyfriend jeans.