Where to wear Summer Denim
Lightweight, breathable fits made for every plan.
From cottage weekends to city patios, this season’s plans call for denim that’s easy to pack, pair, and wear. Think breathable fabrics, soft structure, and summer outfits with jeans that look as good as they feel. Here's how to wear them.
Festival & Jorts go hand in hand
This summer’s headliner? Denim jorts. Women’s styles lead the way with longer inseams, clean and raw hems, and vintage-inspired details that look right with tanks, oversized shirts, or whatever’s in your bag. Men’s shorts follow suit in lightweight blue jeans designed to move, breathe, and hold up from noon to encore.
"At festivals, you want denim that looks cool but won’t overheat. That’s why we leaned into relaxed cuts, open weaves, and anything that feels easy to throw on, dance in, and hang out in all weekend.”
Janice Marks, Silver’s Senior Vice President of Design
Traveling Light
Summer calls for lightweight, breathable jeans that roll, re-wear, and repeat. Whether you’re boarding a plane or road-tripping up the coast, soft-stretch denim that resists wrinkles and works with whatever’s in your carry-on makes every stop smoother.
From cottage to city
Women’s wide, barrel and horseshoe leg jeans paired with crisp whites are a no-brainer for out of office days. They’re soft, drapey, and easy to dress up or down—just add a tank or a button-down. Dock mornings, late dinners, farmers’ markets in town: these fit in everywhere.
Daily uniform, upgraded
Build your rotation with summer denim trends that are laid-back but still polished. Think light wash denim, cropped inseams, and baggier fits that keep it easy without looking like you didn’t try.
"We worked with lighter and airy fabrics, soft textures with vintage characteristics, and relaxed silhouettes that feel effortless but still put-together."
Janice Marks
Ready when you are
Wherever you’re heading this summer, your denim should keep up—lightweight jeans that are breathable and easy to wear on repeat.
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