Built Around the Rise, Not Just the Wash

Rise is the decision that actually matters in denim, more than wash or wide leg versus straight. A mid-rise jean sits below the natural waist for an easy, low-key fit. A high-rise jean sits at or above it, holding the middle and elongating the leg. Everything else, barrel leg, wide leg, a cropped ankle, gets built on top of that first choice.

The Paris Jean and Jackson Jean both keep things at mid-rise and casual. The Jamie Jean and Parker Jean sit higher and hold more structure.

Find Your Rise

• Mid-rise sits just below the waist for an easy, everyday feel, good for casual days and weekend errands
• High-rise sits at the natural waist for more coverage and a more finished look

Then Pick Your Silhouette

• Wide leg runs relaxed and straight from hip to hem for a bigger, statement shape
• Barrel leg curves out at the knee and tapers at the ankle, comfortable with a little more shape
• The Trouser Jean runs slim through the leg with a front crease, built more for the office than the weekend

Denim That Earns Its Keep

A great pair of cabi jeans go beyond a weekend look–they’re made to work with your lifestyle, from work to after-hours. Pair the Jessie Jean with a soft sweater for an easy layered look. The Parker Jean holds up under a tailored blazer for the office. Dress the Dylan Jean up with statement jewelry for dinner. The Paris Jean goes soft and feminine under a flowy blouse. Keep the Braxton Jean relaxed with a plain tee.

None of this is dressing denim down anymore, it's building an outfit around a specific pair for a specific day.

Your Next Favorite Pair

Not sure where to start? Mid-rise and high-rise are the safest entry points if you're shopping for an everyday cabi jean. Wide leg and barrel leg add more shape and movement once you know what you already reach for.

Shop the full cabi jeans collection above, or browse the entire cabi clothing collection to build the rest of the outfit around it.