Jean

/dʒiːn/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of sturdy cotton fabric (denim) used for making clothing, especially pants.

He wore a pair of blue jeans to the casual party.

A garment made of this fabric, typically pants.

She prefers wearing jeans over dresses for everyday outings.

A style of pants made from denim.

The fashion store had a sale on skinny jeans.

From 'Gênes' (the French name for the city of Genoa), where the fabric was originally made.

skinny jeans

Tight-fitting jeans that taper at the ankle.

baggy jeans

Loose-fitting jeans that often have a wide leg.

faded jeans

Jeans that have lost some color due to wear or washing, giving them a worn look.

denim

A type of durable cotton fabric often used in jeans.

trousers

An outer garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg.

A popular style of jeans typically worn by fashion enthusiasts.

Those are some fresh kicks and sick jeans!

Denoting a casual, laid-back lifestyle associated with jeans.

He's got that all-American jean vibe.