Survivors of the 1990s will remember those enormous pants, in denim for skate boarders and slackers, and in black ... of baggy jeans. Steven Sternberg, managing director for JNCO, said the ...

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In the 1990s, JNCO jeans were big—in every sense of the term. With hulking legs (imagine fitting a 2-liter bottle of Coke horizontally across the hem), JNCOs were the street-sweeping denims that ...

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 ...

If you want a relic of 1990s street culture in your closet, now's your chance. JNCO Jeans, the Los Angeles company specializing in extra wide-legged trousers, is closing shop, and liquidating all ...

Remember those enormous JNCO jeans that look like circus tents for your legs? They’re ba-ack! JNCO, the brand that made the super-wide-leg iconic in the ’90s, is launching a comeback campaign ...

JNCO—the maker of super-wide jeans your mom certainly did not approve of but that you bought at TJ Maxx with your allowance money anyway because whatever, mom, you just don't know cool—is ...

I've always been a wide-leg denim person. Sunsetting skinny jeans from my wardrobe was honestly one of the smartest moves I've ever made. But JNCO (which stands for "Judge None Choose One") brings ...

(CNN) — Folks on social media are wigging out over the return of a brand that was all that and a bag of chips to alternative youth culture of the 1990s: JNCO jeans. So, what’s the revamp’s ...