The Best Dark Jeans To Jump On The Denim Craze With

It’s impossible to dispute the variety that blue jeans provide. They can handle any circumstance in any manner. But the best dark jeans for men may perform nearly all of the same tasks as blue jeans, sometimes even better.

All of the greatest men’s jeans look fantastic in dark shades, whether they are traditional American straight-leg jeans, Japanese Selvedge denim with a workwear influence, or modern printed joints. Regardless of whether your style is punk rock, preppy, maximalist, or minimalist, a proper pair of dark jeans is the ideal base for creating huge fits.

Here are the best black jeans on the market to jump on the black denim craze…

#1. Levi’s 501 original-fit jeans

The Levi’s 501 can’t be beaten. Not in white, not in black, and not in indigo. Thanks to its ideal mid-rise and conventional straight-leg form, it serves as the model for the entire denim universe as we currently understand it. It is a timeless, universally flattering standard bearer.

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#2. Uniqlo X Helmut Lang classic cut jeans

Looking for a pair of dressier jeans that will work for a dinner date? You are covered by Uniqlo and Helmut Lang’s collaboration. The collaboration brings back the classic 1990s jeans from the Austrian brand thanks to their sleek straight fit and clean design. The fit is sharp and fitted, the denim is as dark as night, the branding and hardware are as understated as possible, and the jeans are asking to be worn with a blazer and some Chelsea boots.

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#3. Noah pleated jeans

Pleats are no longer exclusively for stodgy (but fashionable!) old guys. They add elegance and volume to a pair of jeans, the latter of which is perfect for attempting foot flips. They are an unexpected element. The clean, heavyweight Japanese denim used to create this perfectly relaxed, slouchy style from Noah will break in beautifully the more you wear it.

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#4. Needles H.D jeans

A significant cult following has made the Needles H.D. pants a staple item in the company’s catalog. They’re almost as spacious and cozy as those parachute tents from elementary school. So there’s no need to look any further if you want to be completely devoured by your jeans.

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#5. Carhartt WIP Nash jeans

The Carhartt WIP Nash jeans are more than just a pair of dark jeans; they represent a commitment to quality, style, and durability. Whether you’re drawn to their exceptional craftsmanship, comfortable fit, or timeless design, these jeans have earned their reputation as one of the best dark jeans on the market. With the Carhartt WIP Nash jeans in your wardrobe, you’ll not only look great but also enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing you’re wearing a piece of clothing that stands the test of time.

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#6. Madewell The 1991 straight-leg jeans

Thankfully, Madewell’s makeover didn’t eliminate the already excellent denim that the company relied on to establish its name. Instead, Madewell has embraced its denim heritage and created jeans that are genuinely the best of both the past and the present by combining sturdy fabrics and materials with contemporary washes and designs.

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#7. Eckhaus Latta wide-leg jeans

In the realm of jeans, you either need a creative trick or, you know, just recognizable back pockets. Some of the most unique back pockets are made by Eckhaus Latta, but they are more than simply attractive pockets thanks to the addition of incredibly soft yet robust denim and a satisfyingly wide leg.

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#8. Todd Snyder Relaxed fit Selvedge jeans

It’s possible that Todd Snyder is better recognized for his flawless tailoring and sexy polo shirts than for his denim. However, the clothing expert is a genius at what he does, making his denim offering a truly well-kept secret. These thin, straight, and relaxed-fit Selvedge jeans have a dark color that has been lightly washed and lightly faded.

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#9. Rick Owens Geth organic-cotton wide-leg jeans

Contrary to popular belief, Rick Owens is somewhat of a denimhead—he just prefers his blue jeans to be black. The Geth jeans are the most approachable because they are a little less garish than his other crazy pants. They are made in Italy with sleek, all-cotton denim and have a wide-leg and high rise.

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