Men's denim jackets: How to wear these style classics
Men's denim jackets are some of the easiest casual clothing items that you can wear. Throw one on over the top of any relaxed outfit, and you'll instantly look more put together. When choosing jackets, take a look at the fit. Traditional denim jackets should fit loosely, without being baggy. There'll be enough space for jumpers or hoodies underneath, without constricting your movement. For a more modern style, try slim-fit options. Make sure that it fits closely without being too tight, though; straining between buttons is never a good look!
Unusual denim jackets for a fresh new style
Although men's denim jackets are the most classic and popular choice, there are other styles which can lead to fun fashion experimentation. For the best winter look, go for denim jackets or down jackets with an interior fleece lining. Blue or stone wash denim with a cream lining is a particularly good style; not only does this look great, it will also keep you cosy in chilly weather. Quilted jackets and bomber jackets are worth considering, and so are unusual, smart-casual denim blazers. If you're going to go for a long-line jacket like this, make sure that you don't wear it with jeans! Finally, consider other classic jacket cuts made out of denim. For example, denim blazers put a fresh, different twist on a cool casual look.
Getting the layered look with men's jean jackets
Double denim is a look that's very difficult to pull off, but it is possible to wear jeans with denim jackets for men. If you want to try this risky look, make sure to choose two different shades. You don't want to look like you're wearing a suit! Instead, go for a dark grey jacket with stone wash jeans, or black jeans with a light blue jacket. To stop men's denim jackets from being overwhelmingly casual, skip the trainers and go for a pair of work or combat boots; brown leather looks particularly good with jean jackets. When the weather gets colder, try layering up. Try a T-shirt and zip-front hoodie under your jacket. Be sure to pull the hood out so it doesn't bunch up below the back of the denim. For this kind of look, jeans are even riskier, so try a pair of straight-legged trousers instead.
