Y2K Double Knee Baggy Barrel Jeans

Dark indigo denim, cut wide through the leg with a barrel shape that tapers slightly at the hem. It's the kind of jeans you'd wear to a house party or a casual night out. The fit is genuinely baggy through the thigh, with a high waist, button fastening, and contrast stitching across the front panel seams. Large curved carpenter-style pockets sit on both legs, secured with metal rivets at the corners. The double knee construction is visible through the panelled seams across the front, and the whole jean has that chunky, vintage workwear feel that made this cut iconic in the early 2000s.

These are easy to style because the blue denim works across so many colour palettes. They're versatile enough to go from a fitted baby tee and a chunky white trainer to an oversized graphic long sleeve and a boot. The unique double knee panelling is the thing that separates these from a standard wide-leg jean, so letting that be the focus works. Try a slim-fit ribbed vest tucked in at the front, with a crossbody bag and some chunky jewellery. Retro cargo trainers or a low-profile sneaker both sit well against the barrel leg.

Designed to add to the outfit, it slots easily into a simple daily errand outfit and just as easily into a more thought out tailored weekend fit. It works with many outfits across loads of aesthetics, not just Y2K.