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Abercrombie – The Perfect Western Jeans
As we have pointed out in our trend reports for quite some time, the Western trend is definitely a thing – and not going anywhere soon. So, if you’ve been seeing more cowboy boots, boot-cut jeans, and denim styled like ranch wear lately, you’re not imagining it!
This revival isn’t just rural or novelty. Big cities and runways are leaning into Western motifs, and reimagining them for urban wear. Designers and mainstream brands are reinterpreting Western elements by blending rugged Western heritage with contemporary tailoring or streetwear details.
Abercrombie & Fitch is one of the brands who has this style nailed down to the dots and we want to share with you:-)
Their High Rise Bootcut Jeans are available in three different washes, and my personal favorite is the one with the brown leather-like coated panels (see below).
Abercrombie’s classic bootcut features a high rise, slim through the hip, seat and thigh to show off your best butt. Slightly flares at the calf into a full-length, bootcut leg shape. The jeans are made of stretch denim with superior comfort. You can wear these jeans over boots as well as with any other kind shoe.
Also worth mentioning is the fact that the very same jeans are also available for the curvier ladies. The Curve Love High Rise Bootcut Jean.
Sizes range from 24 to 34 and one of the things we love most is the fact that they also come with three different inseam options: short, regular, and long.
Have a look at our gallery below to see the other two available washes. One is a medium blue – prefect for a simple everyday look. The other is made of cru denim featuring subtle embroidery.
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Scotch & Soda – 40th Anniversary Capsule
Scotch & Soda, the Amsterdam-based fashion brand, launched its 40th Anniversary Capsule Collection. Celebrating four decades of bold creativity, craftsmanship, and self-expression.
The limited-edition collection reimagines the brand’s most iconic pieces through the lens of its classic Reversible Souvenir Jacket – a timeless emblem of rebellion, adventure, and individuality that has long defined Scotch & Soda’s DNA.
Each piece pays homage to the brand’s rich heritage while embracing today’s spirit of freedom and optimism, including embroidered denim jackets with matching jeans, colorful sweatshirts, and embellished tees. Drawing inspiration from Amsterdam’s creative energy, the collection merges vintage details with contemporary design, reflecting Scotch & Soda’s ongoing mission to celebrate the unique and the unexpected.
The 40th Anniversary Collection is now available online at ScotchandSoda.com (EU & US) and select store locations with prices ranging from $68- $348.
You can also shop for Scotch & Soda at Bloomingdale’s, Nordstrom, and at Neiman Marcus.
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Introducing @Denimology – Red Cloud & Co.
Red Cloud & Co. is a lesser-known but highly respected denim / workwear brand, especially among raw denim enthusiasts. Based in Shenyang, China, they emphasize quality craftsmanship, heritage, and strong local production.
Red Cloud & Co. sources their cotton from Xinjiang, China. Their jeans are produced using older – vintage sewing machinery, which gives the denim that special classic feel.
The denim collection is made of raw, unsanforized denim which is expected to shrink. Also included are vintage- or age-washed styles with patches and rusted buttons, the F-Series:
“F’ for Fade – that’s the essence of our iconic ‘F-series.’ Think vintage-washed charm, patch repairs, and intentional use of pink sewing threads for that perfect aged look. Initially planned with this aesthetic in mind, our collection has evolved to include one-washed and raw denim. Yet, the concept for F-series remains unwavering – a tribute to the timeless allure of fading and authenticity.”
For vintage jeans lovers, there is the brand’s ST’ Collection :
“Born from extensive study and observations of original vintage jeans. We’re talking natural rust stains, crease marks, and random spots that developed over years of storage. ‘ST’ stands for ‘storage,’ but it’s more than that – it’s a rebellious embrace of authenticity. We didn’t just replicate those imperfections; we strategically placed them in the exact areas for that rebellious edge. Every detail is a crafted ticket to transport you back to that bygone era.”
“Explore the soul of vintage jeans with Red Cloud. Our meticulous study of every stitch and technique breathes life into the timeless passion behind these old denim treasures. From sewing methods to machines, we revive the era, offering a collection that’s more than clothing – it’s a journey through the artistry of the past. Step into history, wear the story.”
So, if you’re a denim enthusiast, Red Cloud is definitely worth considering. Their heritage-inspired cuts, selvedge fabric, and craftsmanship are strong. Also to be considered is that they strike a good balance. Premium denim feel without necessarily having “Japanese-level” pricing.
And if you want something niche and, their models like the 1947s, 1950s straight, or heavy and unsanforized jeans are perfect for fade chasers and workwear lovers.
Remember, when going for raw denim, you need to consider shrinkage, so better to sizes up from your regular size.
Each model has a size chart which makes it easier to know your size:
The measurement chart shows the measurements of post-soaked and/or-washed (shrunken) product.
You can purchase Red Cloud jeans here
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Robert Pattinson Wearing RE/DONE Jeans
Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence are starring in a new movie, Die My Love, and they’re promoting the film with an intimate photo shoot for V Magazine.
Pattinson is wearing a pair of RE/DONE Jeans and a Re/Done | Hanes Classic black tee, along with other RE/DONE men’s staples. The jeans are the 19401 classic straight fit jeans in a medium vintage-like blue.
Cass Bird photographed him in a light that feels domestic and slightly haunted. Pattinson’s wardrobe really does seal the atmosphere. In a paneled Adon overshirt, cut-off Dior cargos, and RE/DONE denim, he looks like his ‘Die My Love’ character before the cameras roll, a husband trying to keep the walls from shifting as his life rearranges itself.
You can shop for RE/DONE at Farfetch and at YOOX.
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3Sixteen – Selvedge Denim From Japan
3Sixteen was founded in 2003 by Andrew Chen and Johan Lam, though their actual denim history really kicked off in 2008. That’s when they created their first pair of jeans, the SL-100x.
The name 3Sixteen is a reference to the Bible verse John 3:16, reflecting a personal and faith-influenced ethos behind the brand. Their core philosophy is to make things that last, age well, and reward wear. Simple, honest products built from quality materials, From hardware (rivets, buttons) and leather patches to thread colors, everything is chosen to age well.
Even the pocket linings of their jeans is made of a more heavy weight fabric. According to the brand:
“Overkill for some perhaps, but we figured that one of the highest stress areas of a jean deserves a beefy fabric that will withstand repeated abuse.”
3Sixteen works with Kuroki Mills in Okayama, Japan, to develop custom selvedge denim. But although the denim comes from Japan, the jeans themselves are cut and sewn in San Francisco, USA.
3Sixteen has their own store here in NYC, right in the heart of Soho – 190 Elizabeth Street where you can shop for their jeans in person. And you can also purchase 3Sixteen jeans online on their website as well as in many different locations.
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So, About Spring 2026 Denims…
Spring 2026 isn’t that far away anymore, guys! The newest Spring collections will start arriving in stores very soon, Maybe a couple of more weeks – let’s just get over the Black Friday sales!
We’ve checked out tons of fashion shows and previews to find out what’s going to be trending in the coming seasons. Here’s a round-up of what to expect.
Key Denim Trends for Spring/Summer 2026
Relaxed & Loose Silhouettes. Think baggy, barrel-leg, definitely wide-legs and rather low-slung, although high rises continue to be a top trend.
Trouser jeans are also once again trying for a come-back. We don’t really believe those will be a top trend, though, at least for the coming Spring and Summer 2026.
As for the washes – from very light watery / “glacial” ombré blues to deep, inky overdyes. Light, sustainable dye techniques are trending. Like ozone washes and spray dyes creating soft faded effects.
And for those of you who love their ripped bad boys – distressing and deconstruction continue to play a major role. We’ve also noted exposed seams, contrast stitching, patchwork, destroyed surfaces, and center seams in many collections.
For the more classic denim lovers – raw denim (deep, unwashed or minimally processed) is definitely becoming increasing popular.
Below, in our gallery, you can check out more of the best denim looks to come.
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Diesel – “Call Her Santa” Christmas 2025
Why are we not surprise? So Diesel is declaring her Santa is a woman. And we’re totally fine with that!
Climb on up on Santa’s lap and tell her what you want for Christmas. Have you been good this year? Santa hasn’t and she is breaking with tradition this season.
She’s tired. She’s been naughty. But she’s still nice enough to show up with a reindeer and a makeshift fireplace so everybody gets their holiday photo-op and goes home happy. Santa lets the kids crawl all over her, yelping, “Santa, I want a Diesel leather puffer!” You know what Santa wants, little ones? Santa wants a massage chair and paid overtime.
Diesel’s Holiday 2025 campaign is an ode to an improbably lovable Santa. Instead of holly-jolly, she’s grumpy-dumpy, a little worse for the wear. In the latest chapter of the ongoing visual collaboration between creative director Glenn Martens and art director Christopher Simmonds, Diesel applies its wry, subversive sense of humor to the classic festive family Christmas photo. Shot by Connor Cunningham, the entire concept is turned on its head.
The kids are fully grown, yet never too old to hop on the woman in the red suit’s lap and ask for presents. Topping their lists this season are Prince of Wales Denim, featuring twisted takes on gentleman’s tailoring and ladylike suits crafted in denim.
The Grab-D Bag’s scrunched hobo silhouette is a great gift to give, even better to receive. Deck the halls and your 1DR Dome bag with charms in the shapes of other iconic Diesel pieces. Trim your tree and your look with Oval D belts and belt charms. Stuff all the stockings you can find with the D-Rush watch, Volcano Oval-D and Spike jewelry.
Finally, have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Leave the cookies out for Santa. But don’t forget the massage chair!
You can shop for the Diesel Fall/Winter 2025 collection here.
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