Funny enough, when JNCO made its return in 2015, it was actually looking to fit in with the skinny jeans trend. But “the reaction was very negative,” noted Cohen, who decided to get things ...

I've always been a wide-leg denim person. Sunsetting skinny jeans from my wardrobe was honestly one of the smartest moves I've ever made. But JNCO (which stands for "Judge None Choose One") brings ...

We explain why JNCO jeans became a huge part of nu-metal fashion in the '90s, what happened to them and why they're popular again today. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. Home; ...

JNCO jeans are back! PS editor Sarah Wasilak tests the viral '90s denim trend — read her honest review of these iconic wide-leg jeans, from fit to style.

JNCO started up in 1985 and never actually went away. But it stopped making its famously flared "jean your parent never wore" back in the 2000s, said Sternberg. So the company faded in the background.

Vintage JNCO jeans might still look silly to some, but that’s exactly the reason they felt so right back in the ’90s to others. This story has been adapted from an episode of Throwback on YouTube.

JNCO jeans, jorts and even shirts are going for big bucks on resale sites as the brand is seeing a resurgence in popularity. You can even get new pairs of jeans straight from JNCO.com for as much ...

In the 1990s, JNCO jeans were big—in every sense of the term. With hulking legs (imagine fitting a 2-liter bottle of Coke horizontally across the hem), JNCOs were the street-sweeping denims that ...

JNCO wide-legged jeans were all the rage in the 1990s and made a comeback in 2017. Now, the L.A.-based company is closing. If you want a relic of 1990s street culture in your closet, ...

If you are functioning under the assumption it is 2017, then we hate to break it to you, but you’re wrong. It’s actually 1997. It must be, because JNCO jeans are officially back. Only this ...