Girls' & Boys'

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Cargo

A cousin to the carpenter jean, this loose-fit style features one or more cargo pockets that can be found on the sides of the legs, the front or the back.

Carpenter

A casual, loose-fitting style that almost always sports large utility pockets, a pliers pocket and a hammer loop. Sure to keep your youngster looking cool and feeling comfy.

Novelty Finishes

Cool fashion finishes make jeans unique. You can find anything from crosshatch (a crisscross weave) to whisker wash (bleached out marks that resemble whiskers).

Utility

This casual, easygoing style is relaxed in the seat, thighs and legs. Often featuring large utility pockets for an updated look.

Styles

Bootcut

This popular style has a slight flare at the leg opening, which pairs them perfectly with boots (of course!) and shoes with chunky heels.

Classic

(a.k.a. regular fit) - You can't go wrong with these jeans. Relaxed fit through the seat and thigh for comfort. With a straight or slightly tapered leg opening.

Easy

Kids can take it easy with this style! Similar to the loose fit, it's more full through the seat and thigh for extra comfort. Usually with a straight leg opening.

Extended/Husky Sizes

They like the style and comfort of regular-size jeans, but need a fuller cut. The solution? Extended and husky sizes, of course!

Flare

(A modern version of the bell-bottom. This type is typically fitted through the seat, thigh and knee, then flared at the leg opening.

Loose

You guessed it! This comfortable fit has a loose, oversized feel through the seat and thigh. Great for active, on-the-go kids who have lots of comfort in mind.

Relaxed

Relax ... get to it. You can't go wrong with this style! Featuring a nice-and-easy fit with extra room through the seat and thigh. Usually has a straight or slightly tapered leg opening.

Slim Sizes

They like the style and comfort of regular-sized jeans, but need a narrower cut. The solution? Slim sizes, of course!

Student Sizes

Jeans sized by waist and leg length measurements (e.g., 26 x 28), rather than numerical sizes (e.g., 10 or 11).