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By Chioma Obinagwam

Jeans is a form of clothing worn by many over time.

Confiance News, however, gathered from a Collins dictionary definition that Jeans are casual trousers that are usually made of strong blue cotton cloth called denim.

Due to it’s tough nature, it is mostly worn by people who do blue-collar jobs.

Nevertheless, it has been modified to become almost a must-have by many following the advent of “rugged jeans”.

Also known as “Ripped Jeans”, “Rugged Jeans” is a pair of jeans which features a frayed, worn look, and has distinct ripped spaces, often at the knees, where the skin peeps out (Indian Express).

Confiance News presents some “rugged jeans” fashion trends you may want to explore.

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.
Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

Rugged Jeans. Photo credit: Pinterest.

 

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