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2- Complement in weight and wash

Wearing some flimsy chambray shirt with heavy jeans doesn’t count as double denim. It’s cheating. And the result isn’t nearly as impactful as the runway-worthy, ‘70s-inspired original. With any luck, you already know that a wussy pair of thin, elastane-infused jeans should be burned stat. That leaves one option: sturdy denim all around. Washes should likewise come from the same family. Vintage with vintage, clean with clean -- you get the idea.

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Jeans On Jeans by Adam Fox (2)

1- Mix lights and darks

It’s the cardinal rule from which all others follow. And if you can’t get this one down, there’s no hope for you successfully completing your journey into denim squared. The good news: Blending blues isn’t rocket science. Pick a lighter colored jean jacket or shirt on top and a darker-washed denim for the bottom. The reverse has a way of transforming you into a top-heavy ice-cream cone. And matching exactly, well, that would be the Canadian tuxedo in its purest form.

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