J.Crew and Lee® Announce First-Ever Collaboration Rooted in American Denim Heritage

J.Crew and Lee Are Behind Spring's Most Flattering Jeans—I Tried the Denim Styles to Snag ASAP Before They Sell Out

I braved the fitting room so you don’t have to.Credit: InStyleThe GistJ.Crew and Lee dropped an iconic spring denim collection, with styles starting at $45. An editor tried on flattering basics, including the Vintage Straight Jeans, Storm Rider Denim Jacket, and Denim Skirt.  Shop the new line, plus other flattering jeans from the brands for up to 53 percent off. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m particular about the styles I welcome into my w…

Lee and J.Crew Just Launched an Incredible Collab Collection

In the first ever collab between the two American style icons, classic denim gets a preppy upgrade. The collection is perfect for springtime.

J.Crew Just Launched a Dream Collab With Lee Jeans

Looking to update your closet with some new denim essentials? Shop the J.Crew x Lee collaboration, which will round out your everyday wardrobe.

J.Crew and Lee® Announce First-Ever Collaboration Rooted in American Denim Heritage

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Lee And J Crew Tie Up Tests Kontoor Brands Premium Potential

Kontoor Brands' Lee, part of NYSE:KTB, has launched an exclusive collaboration with J.Crew. The collection reimagines Lee's legacy denim styles with a fresh take on American classics. The capsule uses premium materials and is available for men, women, and kids through Lee.com and J.Crew. This is the first Lee collaboration spanning all age groups on Lee.com, signaling a shift toward a more premium, fashion forward positioning. Kontoor Brands, th…

J.Crew Hasn't Sold Denim this Good in Over a Decade

Together again. J.Crew If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Back in the late 2000s and early 2010s, during the peak #menswear era, J.Crew was a destination for denim. The New York brand helped introduce Japanese denim to the masses and sold the best jeans of any large American brand at the time. The top-shelf stuff came under the Wallace & Barnes label, which often used American White Oak denim and was manufactured …