Mens Jeans Brands List

Lucky jeans, I call these the “every girls jean” because almost every type of girls looks good in these jeans
Express-jeans - Express jeans are so nicely tailored. And they’re the first jean types that I have friends try-on when they are changing their style from baggy to more tailored and fitted.
Evisu-jeans - Japanese jeans are on top these days, and Evisu is one of the top brands stealing everyone’s thunder. They’re a happy medium between extra baggy and extra fitted.

True Religion - These are everyday jeans for stars, especially when they’re in movies. They’re comfortable and have an overall good fit. If you pay attention you’ll notice everyone famous rocking True Religion jeans- you can tell by the back pockets.
For all Mankind - These were my first real “designer” jeans. Seven jeans are so soft and top quality – you’ll also catch the rich and famous rockin’ these on a daily basis.
Gap jeans - Gap jeans are also an “every guy” type of jean, probably more so than Lucky. Gap offers a plethora of sizes and style for men of all shapes and sizes.

Levi’s jeans - When in doubt- Buy Levis. Levi’s are the classic jeans, and they ALWAYS look good. The brand develops with time so they work hard to keep the latest styles in stock. (Levi’s skinny jeans shown above- most guys shouldn’t wear these though)
LRG Jeans - LRG Jeans are actually some of my favorite! They have so many styles and colors- they offer looks that no one else does.
Rock & Republic - Once again, these are jeans worn by the rich and famous. I really like the wayrock-republic-jeans these jeans fit on most guys. . . they make men look trim and not that it’s important to guys, but they also make your ass look great.
Tommy Bahama - Some of you may be thinking, WTF! Tommy Bahama?? Yeah, thats right Tommy Bahama. This pick is specifically for the older gentleman- I would say 35 and above (hopefully that doesn’t offend anyone). Tommy Bahama offers a great variety of styles and washes that are very comfortable, they’re especially good for older gent who are unsure of what type of jean to wear.

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