When it comes to men’s clothing, my one universally bad opinion is that I hate “nice” denim. By “nice,” I mean the thick, inflexible raw denim ... They allegedly break in beautifully ...

fabric isn’t easy to break in $385 isn’t cheap for a volatile fabric These aren't for the faint of heart, but if you're looking to cannonball into the deep end of raw denim, behold your diving ...

Across the internet, you’ll find articles, forums — hell, entire websites — devoted to the art of denim maintenance. Some connoisseurs insist you need to wait a year before washing jeans if you want ...

or perhaps you want to break in a pair of raw selvedge denim from scratch. To recap: Fit, fabric, price and style are all your best friends in your search for the best men's jeans. How often ...

When they're made with a denim that has any sort of heft (anything over 13oz), they really need to be worn hard to break them in ... the jean that does that is the raw-denim Wrangler Cowboy ...

To find the best men’s jeans, we went down the denim rabbit ... two styles made from distinctive raw selvedge denim (one is budget-friendly, the other is ultra-premium); and a ’90s throwback ...

It’s a denim staple for a reason. As any denim enthusiast knows, jeans are not all the same. Not only are there different ...

The best jeans for men should do all the above ... Since most selvedge denim is raw (aka unwashed), it starts out rigid, like a thick cotton canvas—but, in the end, it rewards you with some ...