Find the kids’ favourites with our jeans guide
White, black, blue, flared, high waist, baggy, slim fit or wide. Denim comes in all colors and shapes, maybe that’s why they’re such a big favorite among kids, regardless of age, and their parents. Dive into our jeans guide and we’ll help you find the kids’ new favorites - whoever they are.
It’s all in the name.
A good pair of jeans is like a good friend – durable, strong and always there when you need them. That is partly why we have chosen to give our jeans models their own names such as Wilmer, Viola and Vilgot. Just like a real friend. But it also makes it a little easier to remember which is your favourite model. Because all you have to do is remember the name, then it will be easier to find the right ones next time. And who knows, maybe they’ll come when you call them.
Sara
Slim leg
• Regular waist
• Adjustable waist
• Adjustable waist
• Super stretch
• Pull-up
• Size 92-128
Tilde
Wider Fit, Tapered leg
• High waist
• Adjustable waist
• Cropped leg
• Size 128-170
Viola
Wide leg
• Cropped leg
• High waist
• Adjustable waist
• Extra wide leg
• Size 128-170
Are you ready for grass stain season?
Give your jeans a longer life by avoiding the washer. Focus on the spot instead. Rub gently with mild soap, rinse with cold water and let air dry. Grass stains, you said? Aren’t they actually the best signs of spring?
Pass it on. And on. And on.
Caring is sharing. Let someone else take over your jeans when they’re outgrown. If you take care of your clothes along the way, there’s a good chance they can be passed on to the next kid. And the next. And the next.
How to wash jeans?
A washer is a powerful tool. Essential for all parents, but oh, so wearing on the garments. A twist in the laundry-room puzzle is to turn your jeans inside out. Use a mild detergent, wash at low temperatures and hang to air dry. A little extra care goes a long way.
Want to give your denim a new look?
Maybe hide a scratch or highlight a detail? All you need is a denim garment, a set of our patches, and an iron. Find the perfect spot for each patch, iron it on, and wait for absolute coolness to show.