O guia de modelos de calças de ganga para mulher

When it comes to jeans, the fit is everything! With so many styles to choose from, finding the perfect pair can feel like a daunting task. Whether you’re after low-rise or high-waisted, trendy or classic, there’s a fit for every RSVP. From mom jeans, to barrel leg and slim fit, our Denim Fit Guide is here to help you break down the popular styles and find your denim soulmate.

Barrel Leg Jeans  

Barrel leg jeans are the new girl in town — offering a unique shape that is equal parts trendy and comfortable. With a high-waisted fit and spacious curved leg that tapers at the ankle, these jeans create a cool, contemporary silhouette that’s ideal for those who want to add some edge to their denim game. Team with chunky trainers and a cropped jacket for a modern street style vibe, or layer with a blazer and a tucked tee to smarten up the look. 

Skinny Jeans 

Hugging your legs from waist to ankle, skinny jeans are incredibly versatile, offering a sleek and snug fit. Whether mid or high-rise, skinny jeans are an ideal choice for those who love a fitted look that elongates the legs and enhances their figure. Style with form-fitting basics like our jersey vests and tees for fail-safe everyday styling. Or team with a blouse and heels to nail those 'jeans and a nice top' dress codes.

Straight Leg Jeans 

A classic that never goes out of style, straight leg jeans offer endless styling capabilities. Sporting a straight cut from their waist to the hemline, straight leg jeans create a clean, balanced look that suits both smart and casual occasions, making them one of the most flattering and comfortable jeans for women. Available in low-cut, mid-rise and high-rise straight leg options, style with season-suited footwear for year-round outfit potential.  

Slim Fit Jeans 

For those in search of a form-fitting look without the tightness of skinny jeans, slim fit jeans are your answer. Offering a close fit through the thigh and calf, team with ballet flats and a crisp white shirt for a casual, but still polished, outfit that easily transitions from office to evening plans. Available in low-cut, mid-rise and high-rise fits. 

Wide Leg Jeans 

When it comes to wide leg jeans, think comfort meets fashion. But choosing the right style for your body shape is key. A wide leg with a high-waist fit elongates the leg to create a balanced silhouette, while low-rise jeans help give the illusion of a longer torso. Available in classic denim and trending cargo styles, we’d pair them with a fitted jersey tee to balance proportions.  

Mom Jeans 

Retro and effortlessly cool, noughties-inspired mom jeans have made a major comeback! With a high-waisted and relaxed fit that cinches at the waist and tapers at the ankles, these jeans are the epitome of fuss-free style. Choose from vintage washes or distressed styles, then accessorise with statement belts and sculpting bodysuits to add a feminine edge to this bestselling denim shape.

Flared Jeans 

Channel your inner 70’s rockstar with a pair of denim flares! Flared jeans have a snug fit through the hips and thighs, then flare out from the knees down, creating a dramatic bell-bottom effect. Why not double up on the denim and team with a denim jacket, ribbed vest top and cowboy boots to bring a touch of retro glam to any occasion? 

Bootcut Jeans 

Blending vintage charm with modern flair, bootcut jeans create a leg lengthening effect that is both flattering and trendy. Cousin to the fun flares, bootcuts are fitted through the hips and thighs, then gradually widen from the knees down, balancing out your proportions and giving the illusion of a longer, leaner look. Wear with pointed toe heels and a cropped cami top to ensure all eyes are on the jeans. 

How Should Women’s Jeans Fit? 

When determining whether your jeans fit you correctly, there are several cues to look for.  

They feel secure on your waist: A well-fitting pair of jeans should sit securely on your waist without cutting into your frame. Try sitting down as if you’re at your desk or eating dinner – do they dig into your stomach? If so, it’s a good idea to size up. 

They fall to a ‘just right’ length: Unless they’re cropped or oversized, your jeans should ideally cover or reach your ankles. Anything longer will cause the fabric to gather, quickly making them less practical. 

The back rise is high enough: If the rear of your waistband looks as if it’s being pulled downwards, then the back rise is too short. Another possible sign you may want to consider sizing up, is if the fabric is digging into your crotch or the back of your thighs.

How To Measure Your Jean Size 

When identifying your jean size, two key measurements are ideally needed.  

Waist: measure the circumference of the smallest part your waist (which is particularly important for high-rise styles).  

Leg Length: measure your inseam (from the top of your thigh to your ankle bone). If you are struggling to take this measurement yourself, you can instead measure a pair of well-fitting jeans that you already own. This measurement is crucial if you are choosing between different length options, such as petite or tall.  

Rise: measure from the crotch seam to the top of the waistband to determine the rise height. This measurement will help you to compare different rise styles, from low-rise to high-rise.  

Caring For Your Jeans To Maintain Their Fit 

Now that you’ve found your newest denim staples, you’ll likely wish to preserve their fit! Find handy tips on how to keep your jeans looking their best in our denim care guide.