I've shared before that I'm a picky denim shopper. Hey, what can I say? I just know what I like in my jean selection, and I tend to stick with it. If you looked at my denim stack right now, you'd see one common theme: All my pairs have a straight-leg fit.
I love good straight-leg jeans because they're stylistically universal. Dress them up; dress them down; wear them with a T-shirt or your favorite going-out top. The outfit ideas are endless. Plus, they go with pretty much all of the shoe styles I care about, from ankle boots to heels to sneakers. So luckily for me, the rest of the fashion world has been favoring straight-fit denim over super-snug styles. (Though, I have a feeling classic skinny jeans will never really go away.) Therefore, the internet and my favorite denim brands are filled with some truly amazing straight-leg-jean options, from tailored to roomier fits, in every wash.
Speaking of my favorite brands, below, I'm sharing the six best straight-leg-jean brands that have perfected the art of this classic style. Ahead, see which ones I trust, how I'm wearing my favorite fits, and shop each pair.
All my fellow Who What Wear editors are obsessed with Agolde's famed Pinch Waist jeans for their high rise, so I had to test them out for myself. I loved the tailored fit, and even though I wore them here with a tee and ankle boots, they're exactly the kind of denim that can easily be dressed up with heels and a nice top.Nineties vibes are strong with this aptly named pair. They fit a tad looser and lower on the hips than the above pair, giving them a cool lived-in feel. Not only do these ribcage-grazing jeans feel amazing, but they have a sculpting effect that makes them look great, too. Plus, the button fly gives them a vintage-inspired appeal. I'm wearing the ankle-length here, but I want to try the full-length version next since long-hemmed jeans are trending right now.Fact: Black jeans are a staple for fall and winter, and this pair from J Brand checks so many boxes. I love the straight-leg, high-rise fit, and the hem falls perfectly over ankle boots, as exhibited above.With a slimmer fit throughout the leg, this pair from Reformation is more akin to skinny jeans. It has an ultra-high rise, so if you like to tuck your tops in, this pair will speak to you.What I immediately liked about this pair was how light it felt on. After testing out a lot of the rigid denim featured above, this lightweight fabric felt like a breath of fresh air. As far as the fit goes, it nails that fine line of being relaxed without looking sloppy.For insanely comfy stretch jeans, these sure do look a lot like thicker, rigid denim, which is not something I can say of other stretchy jeans I've tried. (They might have even converted me into a stretch denim–wearing person—only time will tell.) As for the fit, I liked the longer hem, which laid nicely over a pair of heeled boots. Longer jeans are eclipsing cropped pairs right now, so that element made them feel quite on trend.I'm way into the dark-indigo wash on these.Meet the latest denim brand on my radar. It's churning out some major hits right now.Your hunt for the perfect vintage-inspired pair ends here.Celebs adore Khaite's minimalistic denim, so I'm curious to try it out now, too.Nothing beats Topshop's denim selection in terms of being on trend and affordable.
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