90's Jeans
The high-rise, rigid-cotton 90's fit is the vintage-inspired jean that defines AGOLDE's relaunch under Citizens of Humanity.
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AGOLDE
Los Angeles denim label under Citizens of Humanity, known for vintage-inspired washes, simple cuts and laser and ozone finishing techniques.
Los AngelesOrigin
WomenswearFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$Price
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What to know about AGOLDE
Denim built on vintage washes
The relaunched label is organized around vintage-inspired washes, rigid cottons and simple cuts rather than stretch-heavy contemporary denim.
Same house as Citizens of Humanity
Owned and operated by Citizens of Humanity, LLC out of Huntington Beach, alongside Citizens of Humanity and Goldsign, so it draws on shared denim manufacturing.
Mid-high price, wholesale-led reach
Jeans generally run $150-$250 and sell through Nordstrom, Selfridges and the brand's own site, with skirts, jackets, shorts and knitwear filling out the range.
The pieces that define AGOLDE
Low Slung Baggy Jeans
The dropped-waist, wide-leg Low Slung Baggy became the brand's most recognizable modern silhouette.
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A tailored trouser cut in denim, it shows AGOLDE's habit of pushing simple cuts beyond the classic five-pocket.
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Overall fit
true to size
AGOLDE denim is generally reported to fit true to the labeled waist size, with rigid non-stretch fabrics that break in over time rather than stretching significantly.
Tip: Order your usual denim waist size; rigid cottons soften but stretch little, so avoid sizing down expecting much give.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeans & denim | true to size | ranges from slim to relaxed/wide depending on cut | Take your normal waist size; rigid styles have little stretch so consider your comfort at that measurement rather than sizing down. |
| Jackets | true to size | structured, vintage denim silhouette | Size as usual for a classic fit, or size up for layering room. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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90% matchCitizens of Humanity
Same Huntington Beach parent, more fit-engineered denim
What changes: Broader casual apparel and higher price ceiling
85% matchGoldsign
Sister label with a colder 90s-minimal cut
What changes: More architectural, less vintage wash character
85% matchRe/Done
Actual vintage Levi's reconstructed rather than reproduced
What changes: Higher prices, limited-run archive sourcing
80% matchFRAME
LA denim with a slicker, more European-fashion finish
What changes: Full ready-to-wear line, dressier styling
AGOLDE fit questions
Does AGOLDE run big or small?
AGOLDE fits true to size. Order your usual denim waist size; rigid cottons soften but stretch little, so avoid sizing down expecting much give. AGOLDE denim is generally reported to fit true to the labeled waist size, with rigid non-stretch fabrics that break in over time rather than stretching significantly.
How does AGOLDE fit?
AGOLDE denim is generally reported to fit true to the labeled waist size, with rigid non-stretch fabrics that break in over time rather than stretching significantly. Overall shape: vintage-inspired, structured.
How do AGOLDE jeans & denim fit?
AGOLDE jeans & denim fits true to size. Take your normal waist size; rigid styles have little stretch so consider your comfort at that measurement rather than sizing down. Shape: ranges from slim to relaxed/wide depending on cut.
How do AGOLDE jackets fit?
AGOLDE jackets fits true to size. Size as usual for a classic fit, or size up for layering room. Shape: structured, vintage denim silhouette.
Brand facts
AGOLDE is a Los Angeles-area denim label owned and operated by Citizens of Humanity, LLC, which also runs Citizens of Humanity and Goldsign from its Huntington Beach headquarters. Founded in 1993 with Italian designer Adriano Goldschmied and LA retailer Ron Herman, the label was relaunched under Citizens of Humanity and rebuilt around vintage-inspired washes, simple cuts and rigid cottons. Jeans typically sell around $150-$250, alongside denim skirts, jackets, shorts and knitwear. Finishing uses laser technology, ozone machines and reduced-water washing, with wholesale-led distribution through Nordstrom, Selfridges and its own site.
- Founded
- 1993
- Origin
- Los Angeles, United States
- Made in
- USA, Turkey
- Price
- $$$
- Typical prices
- Trousers $269–$292 · Shorts $175–$204 · T-shirts $102–$168
- Focus
- Womenswear
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Minimalist / Contemporary, Y2K, Workwear / Heritage