Skinny Jeans or Slim Jeans

What is the difference between slim jeans and skinny jeans?

Slim is close fitting and skinny is tight fitting.

If you are looking for slim but not too skinny.  The definition of modern chic.

Levi's 712 Slim Jeans - Your ultimate look-amazing styles with innovative stretch denim designed to flatter, hold and lift -- all day, every day. No matter your body type, these mid rise slim cut jeans will look great on you. Slim through the hip and thigh with a slim leg and flattering mid rise. This pair is cut from premium fabric that will last and last.

Levi's 712 Slim Jeans

Levi's 312 Shaping Slim Jeans - Style meets next-level shaping. Your favorite jeans with stealth technology that slims, smoothes and enhances. With a slim leg opening, these jeans feature a flattering mid rise and tummy-slimming technology that does exactly what it says. Constructed with stretch denim, engineered for comfort.

Skinny jeans have innovative stretch denim designed to flatter, hold and lift.

Levi's 711 Skinny Jeans - Your ultimate look-amazing styles with innovative stretch denim designed to flatter, hold and lift — all day, every day. Sitting at the waist and featuring a skinny leg, these jeans have a classic silhouette you’ll love. This pair is constructed from soft stretch fabric, engineered for comfort.

Levi's 711 Skinny Jeans

Levi's 311 Shaping Skinny Jeans - jeans with technology that slims, smoothes and enhances. Skinny from hip to ankle, these skinny shaping jeans feature a flattering mid rise and tummy-slimming technology that does exactly what it says. Constructed with stretch denim, engineered for comfort.

Levi actually has other versions to review as well.  For example, the 721 High Rise Skinny Jean, 601 Pin Skinny Jean, 524 Skinny Jeans, and more.

Visit the Levi's website to learn more about Skinny Jeans and Slim Jeans. Maybe you can figure out the difference.

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