The elevated skinny jean experience with Diesel Sleenker
Step into denim lifestyle threads when you choose Diesel Sleenker as your partner in denim. Fashion-forward with the iconic Diesel attitude, these skinnies are low-waisted with a comfy stretch fabric allowing for freedom of movement. A slight vintage aesthetic is standard with Sleenkers, and most washes tend to lean towards the distressed or whiskered aesthetic. With a five-pocket construction and classic Diesel branding, the styling works for every occasion, from nights out on the town to corporate meetings and date nights. Taking utility to the next level in typical Diesel fashion, these jeans are perfect with fitted shirts, high-end tees and men’s designer sweatshirts for a casually considered look.
Sleenker by Diesel for distinctive, dressier styling needs
Modern men who refuse to compromise on their fashion won’t be lost on the legendary cultural status of this brand – and that’s why Sleenker by Diesel is the ideal pair of jeans to boost your go-to wardrobe. A stand-out cut with a signature edgy look, these jeans paired with a blazer, quality white tee and black boots make for an edgy rock’n roll aesthetic. The clean construction and slim fit makes these jeans great to mix with trendy woollen trench coats or duffels from the men’s coat sale. Accessorise with a knotted wool scarf, fisherman’s beanie and leather satchel for a sophisticated moment.
Rugged and masculine with a classic simplicity
The 1979 Sleenker skinny pulls off looks for every man. If you like your dressing on the low-maintenance side, these are the ideal quality jean to stay in your wardrobe and serve you well for many seasons. Put together looks including plaid shirts and brown leather jackets and match with a pair of black Sleenkers for timeless, everyday dressing. Barbecues, brunches, drinks with friends or football games, the Sleenker adds comfort and effortless style to your day. No matter where your fashion sensibilities lie, the Sleenker 79 is there to rise up and meet your needs.
