JNCO – SKUNK – CANVAS/COTTON TWILL.

I lost interest in them and want something less baggy cause they are to much for me I only wore it a few times and left it in my closet

Vintage Y2K JNCO Skunk Denim Jeans SUPER Baggy Wide Leg Faded Black 42 – see photos for condition description Measurements: 42″ Waist / 23″ Inseam / 13″ Rise / 14″ Leg Opening / (Tagged 44) #Y2K #Skate #Baggy #JNCO #Widleg SKU: 6335

The product is a pair of vintage 90’s JNCO skunk black denim embroidered jorts jean shorts in size 28. These shorts are a classic piece of men’s clothing with a cargo style and are accented with embroidered details, adding a unique and retro touch. The black denim fabric gives them a durable and versatile look, perfect for any casual outfit in the Y2K era.

good dade and wear tagged 34/30 fits more like 33 waist

JNCO – SKUNK – CANVAS/COTTON TWILL.

The JNCO Skunk 34×32 Black Jeans are a vintage piece from the 90s with a wide-leg fit and striped pattern. Made from cotton denim, these jeans feature a zip and button closure, medium fabric wash, and 5-pocket design. The black color and embroidered logo accents give them a unique and retro appeal, making them a stylish choice for men looking to add a touch of hip hop flair to their wardrobe. Machine washable and perfect for the winter, fall, and spring seasons, these JNCO jeans are a fashionable and comfortable option for any casual outfit.

The product is a pair of Vintage JNCO Skunk Men’s Jean Shorts in size 36, featuring a baggy and loose fit style from the Y2K era. Made of black cotton denim with a solid pattern, these shorts have a zip closure and 5-pocket design. The design includes skunk character embroidery, button accents, and a logo detail, fitting the grunge and skate themes of the 2000s alternative style. These machine washable shorts are perfect for casual occasions and can be worn in any season.

Super cool vintage jnco jeans, size 34×34 cut to a 34×31

OG pair of Jnco Skunks with some wear at the heels. But, overall in good condition. A great piece of Jnco history is yours for the taking. I hate to sell them but, times are indeed tough right now.