People who wear pants rejoice: the jeans that outfitted a generation are coming back to outfit America’s legs in oversized, elaborately decorated denim.
Jnco, short for “jean company,” is a Los Angeles based clothing company specializing in wide-legged jean styles for men and women that gained popularity in the ’90s.
New designs faithful to the traditional Jnco look can be pre-ordered now at the company’s website in advance of the line’s December release. Characters like the boxing kangaroo, angry bulldog and sassy skunk adorn the nostalgic garments, and some of the pants feature “racing stripes” that travel down the sides.
The jeans, which are being branded as the Heritage Collection, will range in price from $40 to $70 and will feature leg openings of 23”, 32” and 36”.
Thousands of people have commented on an earlier Weekender post about the jeans, excited for their return—but, to be fair, there was a near-equal amount of fashionistas against the comeback of the wide-legged denim.
Are you psyched for this sick fashion throwback? Are you going to get a case of Surge, throw on your Jnco jeans and watch The Splat?! Or would you prefer to to stick with skinny jeans and yoga pants? Let us know!
