Denim is always in fashion, but sometimes there are pitfalls and it’s best to be prepared. Jeans can be teamed with almost anything, but the key is how you wear them. They’re a staple in any wardrobe, but ensure you know how to wear them as that will be the difference between a good outfit and a less fashionable ensemble.
Dress for your body type
It’s important to buy well-fitting denim and a style that flatters your body. Ill-fitting denim can attract unwanted attention, especially if they are too small or too short in the legs. A more rounded man with a heavier build is better suited to slim fit jeans as opposed to skinny jeans. Skinny jeans, which can be matched with a pair of loafers, tend to look better on men with a slim figure.
Choosing the wrong colour of demin
Most men tend to opt for blue or black jeans but other colours are available. You may feel the urge to wear white or pastel coloured denim on holiday and that’s fine for warmer weather and more casual dining, but for formal situations, lighter coloured jeans are frowned upon.
On a positive note, sustainability is a key issue that many men focus on. According to the Sourcing Journal sustainability is a lifeline for denim brands moving out of the Covid-19 pandemic. Re-designing and putting the environment at the heart of business is something that brands can do. For men who like a comfortable fit, trendy ETO denim jeans are in vogue. Cool with a stylish aesthetic, ETO denim jeans can be teamed with smart-casual and trendy items.
Team the correct shoes with your jeans
From Chelsea boots to casual boat shoes and smart trainers, the footwear that you choose to wear with your denim will have an impact upon your overall appearance. It’s still trendy to don your jeans with trainers, especially if you want a casual and comfortable outfit for the bar. For a minimal appearance, choose white or black trainers. You can also match skinny or slim fit jeans with a bold trainer. Brogues for smart casual occasions can be worn with well-fitted jeans and a collared shirt and blazer.
