90% match7 for All Mankind
Same LA premium-denim era, stretch-heavy five-pockets
What changes: Broader washes and a flashier, more mainstream fit range
Brand profile
Los Angeles premium denim label known for dark-rinse skinny jeans, owned since 2012 by Japan's Fast Retailing, parent of Uniqlo and Theory.
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J Brand made its reputation on dark-rinse skinny jeans, led by the 811 fit, before broadening into men's denim and ready-to-wear.
Founded in 2004 by Jeff Rudes and Susie Crippen, it launched in spring 2005 through Ron Herman's Melrose denim bar rather than as a mass label.
Japan's Fast Retailing took a majority stake in December 2012 and still runs the brand alongside Theory, which shapes its output and distribution.
Overall fit
true to size
J Brand denim generally fits true to the labeled waist size but runs slim and body-hugging, especially in its signature skinny and slim styles.
Tip: Order your usual waist size; the slim and skinny fits are cut close so size up if you want extra room through the thigh.
Medium confidence · based on 6 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trousers & pants | slightly small | slim | Ready-to-wear trousers run slim, so size up if you prefer a relaxed fit. |
| Jeans & denim | true to size | slim to skinny | Take your normal waist size; consider a straighter fit over the 811-style skinny if you want more room in the leg. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
90% matchSame LA premium-denim era, stretch-heavy five-pockets
What changes: Broader washes and a flashier, more mainstream fit range
70% matchLA denim plus dresses, with sustainability reporting
What changes: Trend-led womenswear focus rather than denim engineering
62% matchLA minimal second-skin basics to layer over denim
What changes: Knits and jersey only, no denim or tailoring
60% matchContemporary fitted trousers and separates, more print-led
What changes: Whimsical prints and embellishment over clean denim
J Brand fits true to size. Order your usual waist size; the slim and skinny fits are cut close so size up if you want extra room through the thigh. J Brand denim generally fits true to the labeled waist size but runs slim and body-hugging, especially in its signature skinny and slim styles.
J Brand denim generally fits true to the labeled waist size but runs slim and body-hugging, especially in its signature skinny and slim styles. Overall shape: slim to skinny.
J Brand trousers & pants fits slightly small. Ready-to-wear trousers run slim, so size up if you prefer a relaxed fit. Shape: slim.
J Brand jeans & denim fits true to size. Take your normal waist size; consider a straighter fit over the 811-style skinny if you want more room in the leg. Shape: slim to skinny.
J Brand is a Los Angeles premium denim label co-founded in 2004 by Jeff Rudes and Susie Crippen, and launched at retail in spring 2005 through Ron Herman's Melrose denim bar. It built its name on dark-rinse skinny jeans, particularly the 811 fit, and expanded into men's denim and ready-to-wear. Japan's Fast Retailing, parent of Uniqlo and Theory, took a majority stake in December 2012 and still owns the label, which is now run alongside its Theory apparel business.