Denimsandjeans is pleased to present another complimentary report on the online retail sales of Men’s Jeans Styles by Jack & Jones , UK for the month of September 2024. This short report provides valuable insights into key market trends, including pricing strategies, discount offerings, fabric compositions, and more.
The pie chart shows the percentage of JACK AND JONES’ men’s jeans styles on discount for the month of September 2024.
The accompanying graph illustrates the average price trajectory of JACK AND JONES’ men’s jeans in September 2024, highlighting the impact of discounts on pricing.
The graph highlights the maximum and minimum prices for JACK AND JONES’ men’s jeans in the month of September 2024.
JACK AND JONES’ fabric compositions for men’s jeans highlight a modern approach to denim manufacturing, with a strong focus on sustainability and performance. The brand is increasingly incorporating Post-Industrial Waste (PIW) and organic cotton, which reflects their commitment to reducing environmental impact. For instance, blends like 80-95% cotton with 5-20% PIW and 78-94% cotton with 5-20% PIW and 1-2% elastane are notable, combining recycled materials with stretch fibres for added comfort and flexibility.
Meanwhile, other sustainable fibres such as lyocell and elastomultiester in combinations like 75% organic cotton, 20% PIW, 4% elastomultiester, and 1% elastane showcase the brand’s efforts to innovate with eco-friendly alternatives. These diverse material compositions not only cater to performance needs but also align with the broader consumer shift towards sustainability. JACK AND JONES is successfully balancing traditional denim qualities with modern-day requirements for comfort, flexibility, and responsible manufacturing, positioning themselves as a brand attentive to both environmental impact and consumer preferences.
The distribution of fits in men’s jeans styles from JACK AND JONES UK showcases a clear preference for Slim/Skinny Fit, which leads the market with 31% of the total share. This reflects a strong consumer inclination towards a sleek and form-fitting silhouette, catering to those who prioritise a contemporary, tailored look in their wardrobe.
Loose Fit comes in second at 20%, indicating a considerable demand for more relaxed, casual styles that emphasise comfort while maintaining a fashionable edge. Similarly, Tapered Fit accounts for 19% of the market, signalling its steady popularity as it balances a modern aesthetic with a practical, tapered leg design that suits various body types.
This section presents the distribution of broad fit orientations for men’s jeans at JACK AND JONES in the UK, based on 405 Styles, offering a snapshot of consumer preferences in styles.
The pie chart illustrates the percentage distribution of men’s jeans by fabric stretch (Rigid and Stretch) for JACK AND JONES UK in September 2024.
The inclusion of polyester in around 25% of JACK AND JONES UK men’s jeans styles indicates a selective approach to incorporating synthetic fibres in denim production. Polyester is primarily used to enhance the durability, flexibility, and overall performance of jeans, making them more resilient to wear and tear while also improving shape retention.
However, the majority of the styles, at around 75%, do not contain polyester, reflecting a preference for more traditional denim compositions. This could indicate that JACK AND JONES is maintaining a balance between the modern demand for performance-enhancing materials and the classic appeal of pure or high-cotton denim fabrics, which are often favoured for their natural feel and breathability.
While the traditional denim fabric is predominantly made of traditional cotton, JACK AND JONES’ men’s jeans in the UK market for September 2024 reflect a modern shift towards a blended material composition. Cotton remains the primary material at around 75%, but there is a significant presence of other fibres that cater to consumer demand for enhanced sustainability and performance.
Notably, organic cotton accounts for 10.3%, indicating the brand’s focus on sustainable sourcing. Additionally, Post-Industrial Waste (PIW) fibres make up 7.5% of the total composition, showcasing JACK AND JONES’ commitment to incorporating recycled materials, which aligns with the industry trend toward eco-conscious production.
Polyester (4.7%) is another key component, enhancing the durability and stretch of the jeans. Although polyester usage is moderate compared to other brands, it signals the brand’s effort to balance traditional materials with modern performance-oriented fabrics. The inclusion of fibres such as lyocell (1.3%), elastane (1.0%), and elastomultiester (0.4%) further highlights the brand’s approach to enhancing comfort, flexibility, and sustainability.
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