Denim is the one fabric that works across the whole wardrobe rather than one part of it. This edit spans jackets, jeans, shirts, skirts, shorts and dresses — here's how to shop it by piece, by pairing, and by wash.

Jeans, Jackets and Pants

A well-cut pair of jeans is the foundation piece — ours run from classic straight styles to barrel-leg cargos, in washes from indigo to two-tone blue. A denim jacket layers over almost anything in this store and is one of the most reached-for pieces once the weather turns; browse our jackets for the full range. Denim pants and cargos bring the fabric into more tailored territory, cut for everyday wear rather than just weekends.

Denim Tops, Shirts and Skirts

A denim shirt is the most versatile piece in the category — worn buttoned as a top, open over a tee, or tied at the waist. Our designers cut them in dirty wash, ivory and two-tone blue. Denim skirts and shorts round out the range, from mid-wash mini skirts to maxi lengths, all designed to pair back to the shirts and jackets in the same edit.

Denim-on-Denim Sets

Some of our strongest denim pairings aren't sold as a set, but they're designed to be worn as one — a matching shirt and short from the same line, or a jacket cut to sit with its own mini dress. If you want the head-to-toe look, mix pieces within a single wash for the most polished result, or play with contrast — a dark jacket over a light wash skirt reads more considered than a single flat tone.

Washes and Colors

Light wash denim is the easiest to wear in warmer months and pairs with almost anything; dark and indigo washes read more polished for everyday and evening. White denim is a striking, less-expected choice for warm weather, and black denim is the most versatile of all — it behaves more like a neutral than a print, which is why it works in every season.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is denim made of?

Denim is a sturdy cotton twill fabric, traditionally woven with a dyed indigo warp thread and an undyed weft — that weave is what gives denim its diagonal texture and its fading pattern over time. Most of ours is cotton or a cotton-and-elastane blend for stretch.

How do I style a denim-on-denim outfit without it looking matchy?

Vary the wash rather than matching it exactly — a dark jacket with a light skirt, or a mid-wash shirt with black jeans. Breaking up the denim with one non-denim piece, like a plain tee or a leather belt, also keeps the look considered rather than head-to-toe uniform.