Ripped jeans are a controversial trend, as many can’t justify shelling out hard-earned money on destroyed clothing. While some might believe the jeans are one of the more outlandish denim trends out ...

Great news, fashionistas — your wildest denim dreams are about to come true. Nordstrom is taking the super stylish trend of completely destroying normal jeans and then selling them as ~super unique~ ...

THE US retailer that brought us jeans with plastic “knee windows” and a $110 pet rock in a leather pouch is now selling faux mud jeans for $569. Nordstrom’s website says the jeans have a “caked-on ...

Everyone's been there. Suddenly, your tried-and-true jeans are looking a bit more dingy than you'd prefer, or a new trend has emerged — and your jeans don't make the cut. MUD Jeans is reimagining how ...

Perhaps to try and top last month’s debut of clear-kneed mom jeans from Top Shop, this month Nordstrom is shifting its focus to dads, with its faux mud-covered Barracuda Straight Leg Jeans from PRPS.

A new clothing company allows fashion lovers to rent jeans on a monthly basis - and then trade them in for a new pair when they get bored of wearing them. Holland-based brand Mud Jeans, the brainchild ...

Mud Jeans is seeker investors. The circular denim brand aims to raise 250,000 euros (approximately $270,600) in a second round of crowdfunding launched this week. The cash will be used to build brand ...

Nordstrom has lit the internet on fire with another expensive product that many are calling ridiculous. On its website, the department store is selling a $425 pair of jeans that is covered in fake mud ...

Nordstrom is selling “mud-stained” jeans to the tune of $425. They’re called the “Barracuda Straight Leg Jeans” and come with some sort of fake mud substance caked all over them. (It’s not clear what ...

Fashion trends have been confusing and turning incredibly weird over time. Right from the entry of torn jeans to the revival of chokers, the world has been startled many times. However, the latest ...

You have your daytime jeans. You have your nice-occasion jeans. And then you have those jeans. You know, the stained and tattered pair you keep around for hiking or gardening or spontaneous mud ...