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Baggy jeans
Wide leg jeans and baggy denim trousers from independent designers including DIESEL, Ksubi, and Sunflower.
Baggy jeans are denim trousers cut with a generous, loose shape from the hip down to the hem. When choosing a pair, look for sturdy cotton denim that holds its volume and breaks cleanly over your shoes without pooling into a mess. A comfortable rise keeps the waist sitting naturally while the wide legs give you room to move freely throughout the day. Designers like DIESEL and Ksubi offer classic washes with relaxed proportions, while Sunflower and Marine Serre create fluid shapes that pool gently over sneakers.

MM6 Maison Margiela
Patch Pockets wide leg Jeans Blue
¥105,100New

MM6 Maison Margiela
Raw-edge Waist Jeans Dark Blue
¥117,600New

Nina Ricci
Wide Leg Jeans Blue
¥57,000¥150,800Last one

Marine Serre
Moon Laser Grey Wash Baggy Jeans W Dk. Grey
¥111,400Last one

Y/Project
Multi Waistband Jeans Beige
¥39,900¥87,400Last one

Avavav
Jessie Sharpei Pleated Jeans Blue
¥80,000

Avavav
Jessie Smock Wide Jeans Smoke Grey
¥82,800

MM6 Maison Margiela
5 Pockets Wide-leg Jeans Blue
¥113,600
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Ottolinger
Glazed Baggy Jeans Black
¥83,300¥132,500Last one

Acne Studios
Penicilin 2021 5 Pocket Denim
¥89,700

MM6 Maison Margiela
Washed Denim Wide-leg Jeans
¥102,200Last one

Andersson Bell
Vintage Spray Double-waist Jeans Blue
¥26,200¥77,100Vintage

Drew House
Ultra Wide Leg Jean Camarillo Wash
¥22,400

Daily Paper
Velvet Shield Oversized Jeans - Brown
¥37,600

MM6 Maison Margiela
Five-pocket Jeans Brown
¥126,200New
Common questions
How should baggy jeans fit around the waist?
The waistband should fit comfortably without needing a belt to stay in place. You can choose a high rise or a low rise depending on where you prefer the trousers to rest.
What footwear works best with wide leg denim trousers?
Chunky leather shoes and low profile sneakers work well because the wide hems can rest cleanly on top of them.
How do you wash heavy denim jeans to keep their shape?
Turn them inside out and wash them in cold water on a gentle cycle. Hang them to dry naturally instead of using a dryer.