JNCO will release a new line of clothes this ... He admitted this is a far cry from the 60-inch flares the brand used to make. But he hinted that even the giant pants might come back.

It’s actually 1997. It must be, because JNCO jeans are officially back. Only this time they’re getting a super high-fashion, luxe makeover (yes, seriously!). Just about two years ago ...

August 20, 2019 If there's one fashion trend most commonly associated with the nu-metal era of the mid-to-late '90s, it's JNCO jeans. The massive, flare-legged pants became synonymous with the ...

Raver wannabes rejoice! JNCO jeans are back and this time, they're fancy. ~Fancy~ So fancy. Seven-hundred-fifty-five-dollars-a-pop fancy. You can tell they're ~fancy~ by the super-long zipper in ...

Break out your belts, ladies and gentlemen, JNCO’s wide-legged, low-hanging jeans that ruled the ‘90s are back! JNCO brand, which was bought by the trading company Guotai Litian in 2014 ...

A part of our collective middle-school self has been lost to the annals of history today. JNCO—the maker of super-wide jeans your mom certainly did not approve of but that you bought at TJ Maxx ...

But JNCO (which stands for "Judge None Choose One") brings a whole new meaning to wide-leg jeans. Originally founded by Jacques Yaakov Revah and Haim Milo Revah in 1985, the label became a beloved ...

Everything eventually becomes "vintage," and that includes those wide-legged JNCO jeans you tossed in the garbage in the early 2000s, which are selling for quite a lot of money. JNCO jeans ...

They might look ridiculous today, but in the ’90s JNCO jeans defied authority ... as well as common sense (and many school dress codes). Haim Revah was born in Morocco and raised in France.