Is the Chitch a true skinny jean or a slim fit?

It is a skinny fit: close from hip to ankle with a tapered leg. If you want room through the calf, look at Ksubi's looser cuts instead.

Should I size up in Ksubi Chitch jeans?

Many buyers do. The cut runs close and the stretch only compensates so much, so if you are between sizes, take the larger one.

What is the fabric and does it stretch?

It is a cotton-blend denim with polyester and spandex, so it has noticeable stretch. That makes it more comfortable than rigid denim but means it can relax with wear.

How does the Chitch compare to Ksubi's Van Winkle?

The Van Winkle is the tighter, more stacked skinny; the Chitch is slightly roomier through the thigh with a mid rise. Choose the Chitch for a cleaner, less extreme skinny.

What rise are these jeans?

Mid rise, so they sit around the hip rather than at the natural waist. That pairs well with cropped tops and tucked tees.

When is the best time to buy Ksubi jeans?

End-of-season sales and mid-year or Black Friday promotions are when Ksubi denim drops most. Watch the price history rather than buying at full price if you are not set on a specific wash.

Ksubi Men's Chitch Workshop Skinny Jeans

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$70.07at Neiman Marcus, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Ksubi Men's Chitch Workshop Skinny Jeans

The Ksubi Chitch is the brand's slim-to-skinny jean, cut with a mid rise and a tapered leg from thigh to ankle. This Workshop wash is a cotton-blend denim with polyester and spandex for stretch, so it moves more than rigid raw denim. Ksubi is an Australian label known for distressed finishes, cross-stitch branding and a streetwear following, and the Chitch is one of its core fits. It is a fashion purchase first: expect a close leg and a higher price than mall-brand skinny jeans.