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    Stacked Skinny Jeans


    These are stacked skinny jeans for men. Every pair on this page is cut skinny through the thigh and knee, then left long so the extra length gathers at the ankle in folds. It is the tightest version of our stacked jeans, for when you want the stack to be the first thing people notice.

    What makes a skinny stacked jean

    A regular stacked jean has room through the leg and lets the fabric fall into a loose pile at the bottom. A skinny stacked jean keeps the leg close from the hip all the way down. Because there is less fabric for the folds to spread into, the stack sits higher and tighter, and every fold shows.

    The length is part of the design. You do not pick an inseam, the leg is cut longer than a standard jean on purpose, so the stack forms on its own when you put them on.

    Stacked skinny jeans or regular stacked jeans

    If you want a clean, sharp line that shows off your sneakers, go skinny. The close leg makes a high top or a chunky runner look bigger, and the stack frames it.

    If you want more room to move, or you are between sizes, the wider mens stacked jeans range has relaxed and cargo cuts with the same stacked finish. For pockets on the thigh, the cargo stacked jeans are the next step.

    The cuts on this page

    Exclusive and Pocketed are the everyday pairs. Both are 98% cotton with 2% spandex, so they stretch enough to sit close without pulling when you sit down. Both carry pocket detailing on the leg, and some Exclusive colourways add a zipper design.

    Premium is the lined version, with zipper detailing and the same cotton and spandex mix, for a heavier feel.

    Vertigo, Phantom and Fracture are the ripped and repaired styles. Vertigo runs a stacked taper bottom with multiple pockets, Phantom comes in bleach and stone washes, and Fracture is a patched black pair.

    Dropcut, Distressed Layered, Crystal Wave, Cargo Shine and the new Vanter, with studs running down the leg, round it out for anyone who wants more detail on the stack.

    Choosing a colour

    Black is the easiest first pair. It hides the folds a little, which makes the stack look neat, and it goes with any sneaker. If black is your colour, the black stacked jeans section on our main page has every black pair in one place.

    Ice blue, iced blue wash and bleach wash show every fold, which makes them the loudest option here. Grey, antique grey and stone wash sit in between. Khakiwood camo and the vintage washes are for when you want the jean to carry the whole fit.

    Washes and bleached finishes vary slightly from batch to batch, which is normal for treated denim.

    Getting the size right

    Stacked skinny jeans are sized on the waist, from 30 up to 42 in most cuts, with some styles going to 44. Order your usual waist for the tight, close look the cut is designed for.

    If you prefer a more regular fit through the thigh, go one size up. That is the advice on most of the product pages too, and it is the most common question we get about this cut.

    How to wear them

    Keep the top simple so the leg does the work. A plain or oversized tee, a hoodie, or a short jacket that finishes at the waist all keep the stack visible.

    Wear them over the shoe, not tucked in. The stack is meant to rest on top of the sneaker. Low tops make the folds look heavier, high tops push the stack up the leg.

    Caring for skinny stacked denim

    Wash inside out in cold water and hang to dry. Heat shrinks the length that creates the stack and fades the wash faster, especially on the bleached and vintage pairs.

    Questions we get asked

    What are stacked skinny jeans?

    They are skinny fit jeans cut longer than a standard inseam, so the extra length bunches into folds at the ankle. The leg stays close all the way down, which makes the stack tighter and more visible than on a regular stacked jean.

    Are stacked skinny jeans the same as skinny jeans?

    No. A skinny jean is cut to end at the ankle. A stacked skinny jean has the same close leg but runs longer, so the fabric gathers on top of your shoe.

    Should I size up in stacked skinny jeans?

    Order your usual waist for the close fit the cut is made for. Go one size up if you want a more regular fit through the thigh.

    What sizes do your stacked skinny jeans come in?

    Most cuts run from a 30 to a 42 waist, and some styles go up to 44. You choose the waist only, the length is built into the design.

    Do stacked skinny jeans stretch?

    The Exclusive, Pocketed and Premium cuts are 98% cotton with 2% spandex, so they give enough to move and sit comfortably. Each product page lists the exact fabric for that pair.

    What shoes go with stacked skinny jeans?

    High top and chunky sneakers suit them best, because the close leg makes the shoe stand out and the stack frames it. Boots work too.