Traditionally in the fashion calendar September is a time associated with newness, as autumn collections arrive in store and at fashion week we have a first look at the trends that are emerging for the following year. However for us, this shift in season is often about refining our wardrobes and investing in classic, versatile staples. Weekday’s new-in section is bursting with tie-dye and trippy prints, but it’s the new denim which is really getting our attention.
Weekday has arguably the best denim offering on the high street, delivering amazing quality for under £60 a pair. They have mastered classic cuts, as The Row is quite simply the perfect pair of straight-leg, high-waisted jeans. Although the overall offering has a focus on durable, classic cuts, they do tweak silhouettes to offer an unlikely edge. This season that comes in the form of the waistbands, from crossover fastenings to a dipped front. Keep scrolling to see the styles we really love from Weekday for autumn and beyond.
The Ace jeans are a key style for autumn, and come in a whooping nine washes. They have a real 90s nostalgic feel thanks to the slouchy, wide flared legs and the super high waist. Add a bucket hat for full skater vibes.
The Rowe jeans are probably our favourite of the lot, and are clearly a hero for Weekday considering they come in 20 shades of denim. They are a simple pair of straight legs with a high waist and classic five pockets.
Next up, we have the Arrow. These are bound to divide a crowd thanks to the Y2K-style low waistband, sitting below the hips.
These jeans are another conversation-starter thanks to the V style dip leading to the fastening. These are also made from a organic cotton rigid denim.
Now the Avery will get some ‘did you pay extra for the holes’-style jokes from any dads and uncles, but we love the overlapping fastening. The silhouette is classic meaning they aren’t too out there.
As for what to wear with your denim, Weekday has an amazing selection of staples and below are some of our favourite shirts and knits.
