JNCO review

JNCO is the pick when baggy is not baggy enough. Its men's jeans collection names the leg opening of every style, which no other brand here does: the Double Barrel Jeans have a 19" opening, the Crossfader Jeans 24", the Hellfire and Heritage Cannon Jeans 26", and the Equalizer, Sequencer and Auto Cue Jeans 28". That makes it simple to choose how wide you want to go. Prices are high. The Double Barrel and Crossfader start at $160, the Heritage Cannon runs $170 to $180, the 26" Hellfire is $180, and the 28" styles cost $240, with some pieces listed up to $350. Several styles showed sold-out sizes when we checked, so popular washes may need a restock. If you want the 90s wide-leg look at its most extreme, JNCO is the specialist; for a wearable everyday baggy jean, American Eagle or Old Navy costs a third as much.

Who it is for

shoppers who want the widest possible leg

Price

Jeans from $160; most wide-leg styles $180 to $240; some up to $350.

Sale price $160 Crossfader Jeans Vintage Stone | 24" Leg Opening
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• Leg opening printed in each product name
• Double Barrel Jeans with a 19" leg opening at $160
• Crossfader Jeans with a 24" leg opening at $160
• Hellfire and Heritage Cannon Jeans with 26" leg openings
• Equalizer, Sequencer and Auto Cue Jeans with 28" leg openings at $240

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Widest leg openings on this list, up to 28"
• Strength: Leg opening shown up front, so widths are easy to compare
• Strength: Prices shown in USD on the store
• Weakness: Most expensive brand here, from $160 and up to $350
• Weakness: Extreme widths are a statement look, not an everyday jean for most people
• Weakness: Many styles were sold out in some sizes when we checked

Key facts

• Leg openings: 19" to 28"
• Cheapest jean: $160
• 28" styles: Equalizer, Sequencer, Auto Cue at $240
• Based in: Los Angeles

Where it ranks

JNCO is No. 7 in our Best Baggy Jeans verdict.