I bought every single pair of Abercrombie jeans so you don’t have to! For reference, I’m a size 14, I have a soft belly and big thighs, and I wear a 32 in every pair. All of these are from the Curve Love line, which gives you a couple extra inches through the hips and thighs and really helps with the waist gap if you’re curvy like me.
Here’s my honest review of every fit, from the skinniest to the loosest.
Super Skinny
These are the stretchiest jeans I tried. High rise, super fitted from top to bottom, and really smooth everything out. Tight on the booty in the best way.
Skinny
A little more relaxed than the Super Skinny but still slim. They hit just past the ankle and have some stretch, but the denim feels slightly more rigid.
Mom Jeans
More relaxed through the leg with a stretchy, comfy fabric. Hits right at the ankle and still gives you a cute shape in the booty.
Mom Jeans (Cropped)
Same vibe as the regular Mom Jean but cropped. They’re more relaxed in the calf and ankle — not as tapered. I love the stretch and how easy they are to wear.
Ultra High Rise 90 Straight
Abercrombie’s most popular pair for a reason. The denim is more rigid, and they’re fitted in the hips but relaxed all the way down the leg. They also have a new mid-rise version, but mid-rise is just not for me — it digs right into my belly. High-rise forever.
90s Relaxed
My absolute favorite. Similar fit up top to the 90 Straight, but the leg is looser and more relaxed. They just look and feel effortless.
Flares
These come in a stretchier denim and a vintage rigid denim. High-rise, fitted through the belly and booty, then flare out at the bottom. So flattering.
High Rise Loose Jeans
The loosest pair from top to bottom, but they still look clean and not sloppy. Wide-leg, high-rise, and somehow still fitted in the belly and booty.
And that’s the full lineup! If you’ve been wondering which Abercrombie jeans are worth your money, I hope this helps you find your perfect pair!
