Your Guide to Abercrombie & Fitch’s Jeans, Complete with One Editor’s Reviews and Photos

When it comes to shopping for jeans, I’ll be honest: I often stick with the same brand, same size and same style because I already know I’ll like them. But sometimes, it’s nice to switch things up a bit. And if you’ve been curious about shopping Abercrombie & Fitch’s jeans, you might already know that there’s quite the variety to choose from. So much so, in fact, that it’s hard to know where to start. I put in the time for you and tested five popular jean styles, all of which would make excellent adds to your spring denim collection.

To get some more in-depth info for you, in addition to my own experience, I talked with a member of Abercrombie & Fitch’s product team who explained everything you need to know about different styles, fits and lengths, which you can find below before you get to shopping.

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Abercrombie and Fitch offers tons of different jean styles, so there really is something for everyone, no matter which cuts you usually opt for. Some of the most popular picks include relaxed, wide, ultra-loose, barrel, flare, 90s straight and skinny, according to the brand.

Maternity styles are also offered, and you can find the full list of what’s currently available to shop here.

There are up to five inseam lengths available for jeans at Abercrombie & Fitch (though some designs may have fewer). Per the brand, the inseams are generally made to fit the following heights, though it’s worth noting that these guidelines may differ slightly for everyone, especially those who have proportionately long legs or a long torso.

• Extra short: 5’0’’ and under
• Short: 5’2’’-5’3’’
• Regular: 5’4’’-5’7’’
• Long: 5’8’’-5’11’’
• Extra Long: 6’0’’ and up

The inseams each differ by two inches, which can be helpful to consider if you’re finding a certain length just a bit too short or too long.

I wore each pair of jeans for several hours (at a minimum) to compare how they felt when I first put them on and throughout the day. I also washed each pair on a normal machine-wash cycle in warm water and dried them on a medium heat setting. For reference, my height is 5’2’’ and I ordered every pair of jeans in a size 27 short to be able to assess any inconsistencies.