Men's bootcut jeans in premium denim, from waxed black and graphite to blues worked with rips, repairs and studs. Cut to open out below the knee and sit over a boot, so check how each style fits before you cop. YOUR CUT. YOUR RULES ++
Made for the Boot, Built to Break In
A bootcut sits between two shapes. It keeps a clean line through the thigh, then opens out below the knee so the hem falls over a boot instead of stacking on top of it. That small kick at the hem is the whole cut.
The finishes here run from clean to heavily worked. Waxed black and graphite keep it dark and sharp. The blues carry custom washes, and the louder pairs go further with rips, repairs, paint and studs, so no two land quite the same.
Every Ksubi jean is made to break in. The denim holds its structure, then softens with wear until the break over your boot sits where you walk it.
Before you choose, weigh this:
- Your boot, The cut is built to clear a boot or a chunky sneaker, so think about what goes underneath before you choose.
- Your wash, Waxed and black finishes keep the look sharp. Worked blues make the jean the loudest thing in the fit.
- Your size, Some styles run smaller or larger and the product page says so. Read it, and the men's fit guide, before you choose.
Want the leg to hold all the way down? The men's straight leg jeans keep it straight to the hem. YOUR CUT. YOUR RULES ++
