What Ever Happened to High-Rise Jeans for Men?

[Natan Aioanei]

I'm not a native English speaker and I am not sure what "have the legs taken in" in this context means? Can you please explain? Thanks.

 

[Natan Aioanei]

I'm not a native English speaker and I am not sure what "have the legs taken in" in this context means? Can you please explain? Thanks.

 

[La Dottoressa]

I'm not a native English speaker and I am not sure what "have the legs taken in" in this context means? Can you please explain? Thanks.

Made slimmer. Basically the seam is taken in (towards the leg).

 

[Snakepit]

If you're into skinny jeans, there's a British brand called "Tiger of London" which produces a black skinny jean called: "Tiger of London 156 Black Stretch Jeans" . They come in size 28-40 and feature a front rise of 11.5" , so it's a pretty "old school" fit.
Here's how they fit/look like (these images are from a Japanese shop called "Barkbox")

So if you wear them how they're supposed to be worn, they'll fit around your natural waistline.
This photo is from Tiger of London itself, and shows how it looks like when worn on the hips instead of ones waist (more stacking at the bottom):

 

[dotcomzzz]

I'm a fan of Kapital's 5P stone. Best place to find them is Kapital's webstore

http://www.kapital.jp/e-store/detail.php?id=SLP021SLP021-2&key=5672&category=57

 

[GBR]

Jeans typically follow fashion hence the limit of styles in the market place. TRy posting on the Streetwear forum, this is a staple to them.

 

[dieworkwear]

Jeans typically follow fashion hence the limit of styles in the market place. TRy posting on the Streetwear forum, this is a staple to them.

This is the streetwear forum you numbnut.