Straight Regular Jeans
Black Jeans by H&M
How to wear H&M Straight Regular Jeans
If you want to go about your day with confidence in your outfit, make a black and white varsity jacket and black jeans your outfit choice. To bring some extra depth to this getup, introduce a pair of black and white leather loafers to the mix.
For comfort dressing with a modernized spin, you can rock a charcoal shirt jacket and H&M Straight Regular Jeans. Finish with black suede desert boots and the whole look will come together.
For an outfit that's extremely easy but can be worn in many different ways, consider pairing a tobacco gingham long sleeve shirt with H&M black jeans. Complement your look with black and white canvas low top sneakers and ta-da: this getup is complete.
Pairing an olive bomber jacket with H&M Straight Regular Jeans is an on-point pick for a casually stylish ensemble. Complete your outfit with black athletic shoes to instantly rev up the wow factor of this ensemble.
A black leather biker jacket and H&M Straight Regular Jeans from H & M are the kind of a fail-safe off-duty combo that you so awfully need when you have no extra time to plan a look.
This casual combo of a white and black plaid flannel shirt jacket and H&M Straight Regular Jeans is very easy to throw together without a second thought, helping you look seriously stylish and ready for anything without spending a ton of time going through your closet. Finish with a pair of white leather low top sneakers to power up this look.
This combo of a dark brown blazer and H&M Straight Regular Jeans from H & M can only be described as devastatingly sharp and casually classic. Look at how well this ensemble goes with a pair of dark brown suede desert boots.
This pairing of a charcoal wool blazer and H&M Straight Regular Jeans can only be described as devastatingly stylish and effortlessly neat.
This combination of a blue denim shirt and H&M black jeans is effortless, sharp and super easy to copy. Black leather casual boots are a simple way to add a confident kick to the ensemble.