Hey Guys, Looking For The Perfect Jeans? Four American-Made Styles To Choose From
by Maas Roelvink
Men's jeans come in an assortment of sizes and styles, which makes it easier to fit almost any body type. The main differences are how they fit in the hips, waist, and legs, and how close the end of the rise is to the wearer's natural waist. The rise runs from the crotch to the button at the waistband and typically is the location of the zipper. Four of the most common jean styles are listed below.
The Skinny Jean
The name says it all. The low rise puts the top of the jean the farthest from the natural waistline. These jeans are meant to hug the hips and thighs and to taper the legs. The leg openings are also snug, so getting these off over your shoes usually doesn't work. These tend to look best on slender men with slim legs that don't mind a lack of wiggle room.
The Slim Jean
Slim jeans are for guys that want a tight fit around the hips, but who have more muscular legs. The material around the thighs and the lower legs is a bit more generous and the leg openings are a bit larger. The rise is longer, making the waistband of the jeans fit higher up on the torso. Getting the jeans off over shoes is still a struggle. The legs do taper from top to bottom, allowing for a slightly snug fit along the length of the legs. Men who have average body measurements but just prefer more "give" in the legs often choose slim jeans.
The Tapered Jean
Designed with more room in the hip and thighs, the tapered jeans provide a looser fit above the knee, but tapers to a slightly snug fit at the ankles. The rise on the tapered jean is longer than on the skinny style, adding even more comfort space across the hips. Men who need or want more room in the seat, but prefer that tapered feel along the legs might choose this style. They are sometimes preferred as work pants because of the increased mobility.
The Straight Jean
Straight jeans have the longest rises, making the waistband come up the highest on the torso. There is plenty of room in the seat and the straight pant legs allow for a looser fit in the thighs and the legs. Larger men that need the extra room and those that don't want a tighter fit anywhere tend to go with the straight jeans.
For more information, contact local professionals like American Made Jeans by All USA Clothing.
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After burning through several pairs of cheap earrings, I decided one day that it might be in my best interest to look into buying some better pieces. Instead of visiting little accessory shops, I started saving my money and frequenting high-end jewelry stores. I quickly realized that by investing more money into jewelry, the items would last significantly longer and look a lot better when I wore them. It was amazing to see how much better I looked with the better items. This blog is all about investing in better accessories so that you can take better pictures or enjoy a renewed sense of self.