Men's straight leg jeans in two cuts, Anti K and Hazlow, across raw selvedge, vintage blue and flat black. A straight line from the knee down. YOUR CUT. YOUR RULES ++
Anti K Or Hazlow
Straight is the least fashionable word in denim and the most useful. It is the cut that works when you have not thought about what you are wearing, which is most days.
Anti K runs the roomier straight, in Blackout, Punk Blue, Noir and Selvedge Raw Blue. Hazlow is the cleaner one, in Vintage Blue and Selvedge Raw Black. Neither tapers at the ankle and neither adds volume through the thigh, so what you get is one line from the knee to the hem.
Between them they cover the two reasons anyone buys a straight leg: something that sits easy over a boot, and something sharp enough to wear with anything.
The washes on this page:
- Selvedge Raw, in blue and black, untreated, for anyone who wants to put the fade in themselves
- Blackout and Noir, the flat blacks, where a straight leg reads sharpest
- Vintage Blue, the Hazlow wash, already broken in
- Punk Blue, the detailed mid-blue, for a straight leg that still reads as Ksubi
Take your usual waist, because nothing in this cut behaves unexpectedly. If you want more room through the leg, baggy fits are the step up, and the full men's denim range carries everything in between.
