Jacques Wei FW26 Raw Edged Straight-Leg Jeans



Jacques Wei Fall Winter 2026

SizeSML
Waist707478
Hip90.694.698.6
Opening47.548.549.5
Length104105106

All measurements are in cm.

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White Raw Edged Straight-Leg Jeans

USD $336.35

Description

Jacques Wei Fall/Winter 2026
The White Raw Edged Straight-Leg Jeans are cut in an off-white cotton-based fabric, with the outer side seams left frayed so a soft fringe of loose threads runs down each leg.

That raw edge is the only decoration. Everything else is plain: a single dark button at the waist, slanted side pockets, and creases pressed down the centre of each leg that give the front a tailored line, closer to a trouser than a typical denim jean.

The leg is straight from hip to hem, neither tapered nor flared, and the hem is finished cleanly. The fabric has a soft, breathable surface rather than a stiff denim hand, so the jeans are comfortable in warm weather as well as cool.

Part of the Jacques Wei Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Founded in 2010, the label is known for couture-inspired technique and masculine tailoring, and the pressed creases here are a small nod to the second.

For more from the label, visit Jacques Wei’s official site.

The fringe is thin and sits along the side seam, so it shows most clearly from the side or when you walk, and barely at all from the front.

In the product photos the White Raw Edged Straight-Leg Jeans are worn with a gold-brown crinkled camisole bodysuit and dark green heeled sandals. White with warm metallic and a deep green is a good palette to borrow.

A white trouser shows everything, so a dark top or a pop of colour near the face keeps the outfit from washing out.

The slanted pockets are cut deep enough to rest a hand in, as the model does in the photos, and they sit flat against the hip without pulling the line of the leg.

The colour is a warm off-white rather than optic white, which sits softer against the skin and blends more easily with cream, ivory and camel than a stark white would.