Regular Fit Jeans

Our Regular Fit Jeans collection features denim designed for tough conditions. Comfortable fits that move with you, durable fabrics that last, and styles suited to work and weekend wear. Free delivery on orders over $175.

Regular Fit Jeans for Every Need

Frequently asked questions

What is a regular fit jean and who is it best suited for?

A regular fit jean is the classic, traditional cut – straight through the seat, thigh and leg with a comfortable, non-tapered shape. It suits just about everyone, and it's the go-to for those who want room to move, an easy fit over boots and a timeless look that never dates.

How does a regular fit differ from a slim fit or relaxed fit?

A regular fit sits comfortably without being tight or baggy. A slim fit is cut closer through the thigh and leg for a tailored look, while a relaxed fit is roomier through the seat and thigh with extra room to move. Regular sits right in the middle – the balanced, classic choice.

What waist and leg length options are available in regular fit jeans?

Regular fit jeans are sized by waist and leg in inches, typically across a broad waist range with regular and long leg lengths. Check the size options and chart on each product page to find your combination.

Are regular fit jeans suitable for both work and weekend wear?

Yes – the regular fit is a true all-rounder. It's comfortable and roomy enough for everyday work and long days, and clean and classic enough to wear out on the weekend with a shirt and boots. See our guide on the top 5 jeans you can't live without!

What brands offer regular fit jeans at Allingtons?

You'll find regular fit jeans from the leading denim names we stock, including Wrangler, Ariat, Pure Western and Bullzye.

How do I break in a new pair of regular fit jeans?

Simply wear them – denim moulds to your body over time. Rigid (raw) denim takes longer and softens with wear and the first few washes; stretch denim feels comfortable almost immediately. Wearing them regularly over the first couple of weeks is the best way to break them in, and washing inside out in cold water keeps the colour while they settle.

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