Women's Denim Jeans.

Denim jeans for women are the constant across trends — Low-Rise, Straight-Leg, Baggy, worn from Berlin to Tokyo. We carry cuts that stay, rather than chase every seasonal shift.

What makes denim for women

Denim is a robust cotton twill weave, jeans are what you sew from it. For women's cuts, waistline decides the whole look: Low-Rise pulls toward Y2K, a high waist structures the silhouette. We focus on Denim with body that doesn't sag after the first wash.

How you wear denim jeans

A Straight-Leg works with boots and a baby tee just as well as chunky sneakers. For the full Y2K moment, layer two washes — more in Double Denim. Baggy cuts sit low and balance a tight top.

Was in der Kollektion steckt

• Low-Rise and Baggy jeans for the Y2K look
• Straight-Leg and Mom cuts for every day
• Dark, light and used washes

All women's cuts, tuned to the Fūgaaesthetic between Streetwear and Y2K.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between jeans and denim?

Denim is the fabric, a diagonally woven cotton textile. Jeans is the garment sewn from it. Every pair of jeans is made from denim, but denim also becomes jackets, skirts and shirts.

Which jeans look slimming?

A dark, even wash stretches the most. A high waistline and straight leg lengthen the line further. Light used effects on the thighs do the opposite.

What two types of denim exist?

There's Raw Denim, which arrives unwashed and stiff, and washed denim, which is pre-treated and soft from the start. Crosswise runs the split between rigid and stretch denim.