Possessives

• T-shirt: They offer a dynamic, stimulating and friendly " jeans ' n t-shirts " style working environment.

Converse of object

• fade: Dress code: faded jeans with shirt tucked in.

• rip: Next to him a kid in ripped jeans and another in a tracksuit.

• wear: I wear blue jeans on stage, which I've never done in my life.

• flare: True to form I'd been the last get rid of my flared jeans.

• sell: We had to sell the old jeans off cheap, just get rid of them, to put the new jeans on the shelf.

Adjective modifier

• skinny: Pair them with some skinny fit jeans for the cool rock look.

• baggy: The offender is described as wearing blue baggy jeans, a black hooded top and a hat with a peak.

• scruffy: He was wearing scruffy blue jeans and a blue jacket.

• blue: I wear blue jeans on stage, which I've never done in my life.

• torn: Over by the telephone boxes, shivering slightly in their torn jeans, the rent boys were gathering.

• tight: One leg - encased in tight jeans - trails behind him, moving with the beat.

Modifies a noun

• bircumshaw: The assault on to the capital grandmother jean bircumshaw coffee covers most.

• jacket: The perfect smart casual tee to wear with any jeans jackets, tops etc.

Noun used with modifier

• denim: The first denim jeans were made by Levi Strauss from hemp.

• drainpipe: Ms Miller kissed it goodbye when she lopped off her tresses and swopped her tiered skirts for minis and drainpipe jeans.

• bootcut: Bootcut jeans and trousers are a hard habit to break, because they look so damned good.

• grandmother: The assault on to the capital grandmother jean bircumshaw coffee covers most.

• stretch: Check out the " under the bump " stretch jeans.

• maternity: Certainly not the best maternity jeans that I have worn.