Just the right cut:

Types of Men’s Used Jean Cuts Buying a pair of men’s jeans requires buyers to decide on the type of cut. Different cuts of jeans go in and out of favour with men, and thus, a popular cut may add more value to a pair of used jeans. Cut decision mostly depends upon body shape and size.

Boot Boot cuts work best for men who wear shoes that climb up the legs. It is a fashionable look that does not appear outrageous. The cut fits close to the shoe and it has a slight flare towards ...the leg opening. Boot cut jeans fit most body shapes, since they provide the perception of body balance.

Relaxed Men who are above average in weight should consider the relaxed cut jeans. The loose shape of relaxed cut jeans do not accentuate curves and bulges. Slim men should avoid relaxed cut used jeans, as this type of cut can make skinny legs look fat.

Skinny Skinny cut jeans look great on the man who possesses a slender frame and thin, muscular legs. This is an ultra-tight fitting cut that fits even tighter as used jeans. Fashion experts recommend that men who wear skinny cut jeans should match the used jeans with a fashionable sneaker to punctuate the chic appearance.

Slim Slim cut used jeans are tapered in a similar manner as skinny jeans, but not to the same extreme. Hence, this cut of jean works for more men. It is the best choice of jeans cut for men who want to retain the slender appearance of tight fitting jeans, without having to worry about the jeans becoming too tight after frequent use.

Straight Men who want to promote a conservative look buy straight cut jeans. It is the most common cut for both new and used jeans. Manufacturers neither taper nor expand the jeans excessively, which allows more body shapes to comfortably fit inside of the jeans

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