What Jeans Does Jennifer Aniston Wear? Brands, Fits, and Where to Buy in Ireland

If you want the Jennifer Aniston denim look in Ireland, you need two things: the right brands and the right fit. She sticks to relaxed, timeless silhouettes-straight-leg, slim boyfriend, the odd bootcut-and classic washes. Below you’ll find the exact labels she’s photographed in, Irish places to buy them, and no-nonsense tips to nail the leg shape, rise, and length that actually work on Irish streets from Grafton Street rain to Galway cobbles.

What jeans does Jennifer Aniston wear? (TL;DR)

Here’s the short answer based on consistent fashion coverage from Vogue, Elle, People, and Who What Wear between 2019 and 2025, plus years of paparazzi street style shots:

• Core brands: Citizens of Humanity, AGOLDE, Rag & Bone, Mother, FRAME. Earlier years: J Brand, 7 For All Mankind; sometimes Levi’s.
• Typical cuts: straight-leg (often high-rise), slim boyfriend, subtle bootcut; skinnies only in older looks.
• Washes: mid-to-dark indigo and vintage-fade blues; occasional clean black. Minimal distressing.
• Fit moves: relaxed through the thigh, no cling, ankle or shoe-skimming hems.
• Price ballpark in Ireland: premium denim €180-€320; Levi’s and high-street dupes €70-€140.

If you remember one phrase, it’s this: Jennifer Aniston jeans = classic straight or slim-boyfriend in a clean, unfussy wash.

How to get Jennifer’s denim look in Ireland (step-by-step)

Think of this as a quick blueprint you can use in Brown Thomas, Arnotts, or your local boutique. It’s built on the fits she repeats, not one-off red-carpet detours.

1. Pick your base silhouette
   • Straight-leg: her default. Try Citizens of Humanity Charlotte/Annina, AGOLDE Riley or 90s Pinch Waist, FRAME Le High Straight, Mother Tomcat.
   • Slim boyfriend: easy and slightly slouchy. Citizens of Humanity Emerson; Rag & Bone Dre; FRAME Le Garçon.
   • Bootcut (subtle flare): best with ankle boots in Irish weather. 7 For All Mankind bootcut or Mother Hustler for a modern take.
2. Choose the wash for Ireland’s climate
   • Mid/dark indigo hides rain splash and looks sharper with a blazer for the office.
   • Vintage-fade blue reads casual for Saturday markets in Dun Laoghaire or brunch in Stoneybatter.
   • Clean black helps with smart-casual dress codes in Dublin city restaurants.
3. Dial in the rise
   • High-rise (10-11.5 in): gives that long-leg line she favours with tucked tees.
   • Mid-rise (9-10 in): if you want comfort when sitting on the Luas without the waistband digging.
4. Set the hem
   • Flat shoes/trainers: hem to kiss the top of the shoe, not puddle. Irish rain will get you.
   • Boots: allow a slight stack or a just-covering-the-shaft length. Bring the boots to the fitting.
   • Tailoring: The Zip Yard across Ireland will hem jeans quickly; most shops can keep the original hem look.
5. Style it the Aniston way
   • Top: fitted crew-neck tee or a silk-cotton tank; add a sharp blazer. She keeps it simple.
   • Shoes: white trainers (Veja, Adidas), black ankle boots, or simple strappy heels for a night in Ranelagh.
   • Outer layer: camel or black coat, a leather jacket, or an olive field jacket for a low-key weekend.

Irish shopping guide: brands, fits, and where to buy

I’m in Dublin and see these on shelves regularly. Stock changes seasonally, but here’s where to start around Ireland and what to try on.

Brand / Model	Fit & Wash Notes	Try-On Tips	Where to Look in Ireland
Citizens of Humanity (Charlotte, Annina, Emerson)	Charlotte/Annina: straight to wide-straight, high-rise; Emerson: slim boyfriend. Clean indigo or vintage fades.	Runs true; size down only if between sizes. Great drape that mimics Jen’s relaxed thigh.	Brown Thomas/BT2; Seagreen (Monkstown/Ranelagh); select Irish boutiques; occasional drops at Arnotts.
AGOLDE (Riley, 90s Pinch Waist)	Straight, structured cotton with vintage feel. Some rigid, some with slight stretch.	Rigid pairs may need a break-in. If you’re between sizes, go up for comfort.	Brown Thomas/BT2; Seagreen; premium denim corners in larger Irish stores.
Rag & Bone (Dre)	Slim boyfriend with an easy, slouchy hip; often minimal distressing.	Take your normal size for a relaxed look; roll the hem like Jen does.	BT2/Brown Thomas contemporary floors; select boutiques.
Mother (Tomcat, Hustler)	Tomcat: straight with a vintage rise; Hustler: subtle kick flare, ankle lengths.	Soft, comfort stretch. Don’t oversize; let the fabric do the work.	Brown Thomas; some Irish independents carry seasonal runs.
FRAME (Le High Straight, Le Garçon)	Polished straight-leg and tidy boyfriend options in clean washes.	Reliable for work-to-weekend; check length as some run long.	Brown Thomas; occasional finds at Kildare Village outlets.
7 For All Mankind (Bootcut)	Throwback to early-2000s Jen: bootcut that pairs with boots/heels.	Choose a dark wash for Irish evenings; mind the hem length with rain.	Kildare Village (brand store often present); Arnotts; Levi’s outlets for alternatives.
Levi’s (501, 724/726/725 family)	Classic straight (501) or modern high-rise straights/flares; easy dupes for the look.	Try multiple rises; vintage-style rigid denim gives that authentic drape.	Levi’s Dublin, Cork; Kildare Village; Arnotts; lots of Irish independents.

Second-hand is a strong shout if you want that lived-in Aniston wash without months of wear. In Dublin, check Siopaella (designer resale), Nine Crows, and The Harlequin for vintage Levi’s. You’ll often find the straight-leg and boyfriend silhouettes for a fraction of the price.

Fit, sizing, and smart swaps

Premium denim is only worth it if the fit is bang-on. Here’s how to translate Aniston’s silhouettes to Irish body shapes and daily life.

• Rise rules: If you like tucking a tee under a blazer (pure Jen), pick a rise that reaches your belly button or just under. On petites, a 10-10.5 inch rise gives the look without swallowing your torso.
• Leg shapes by shoe: Straight-legs love trainers and ankle boots. Slim boyfriend works with loafers on office-Fridays. Bootcut needs a heel or sturdy boot for Wicklow weekends.
• Inseam in Ireland: Wet pavements are not your friend. Aim for ankle-bone length for flats. For boots, let the hem graze the heel counter-no dragging. If a brand’s “ankle” still runs long, mark it and get it hemmed.
• Stretch vs rigid: Jen often wears denim that holds shape all day. If you sit a lot (commuting from Bray or Maynooth), a tiny bit of elastane (1-2%) stops sagging without losing structure.
• Black jeans that don’t fade: Wash cold, inside out, with dark detergent, and line-dry away from direct sun. Irish radiators can be harsh-avoid blasting heat to preserve dye.

Smart swaps (dupes in the Irish market) if premium is a stretch right now:

• Levi’s 501/501 ’90s: Straight-leg, vintage lean. Nails the vibe at €80-€120. Size up for slouch.
• Mango/Zara “straight” or “slim boyfriend”: Check Dublin city branches for clean-wash, no-distress versions. Mind fabric content-less stretch looks pricier.
• H&M Premium Denim / COS straight: Solid for minimal styling; often come in darker indigo suitable for office wear.
• And/Or at John Lewis (ships to Ireland): Simple straight legs in classic blues with good pockets.

Price and duties note: Buying within Ireland/EU keeps VAT and returns straightforward. Ordering from the UK can add customs and handling-factor that into your “deal.” Stores like Brown Thomas and Arnotts often run mid-season promos; Kildare Village is great for 7 For All Mankind and Levi’s outlets if you don’t mind last season’s washes.

FAQ and next steps for Irish shoppers

Mini-FAQ

• Which exact brands has Jennifer Aniston been seen in? Citizens of Humanity, AGOLDE, Rag & Bone, Mother, FRAME. Earlier looks included J Brand and 7 For All Mankind; she’s also been photographed in Levi’s. These are noted across Vogue, Elle, People, and Who What Wear features from 2010s to 2025.
• Does she wear skinny jeans? Yes, mostly in the 2010s. Her recent go-tos are straight-leg and slim boyfriend, with the odd subtle bootcut.
• Are they high-rise? Often, yes-especially in Citizens of Humanity and AGOLDE. She also wears mid-rise in relaxed, boyfriend cuts.
• What size does she wear? Not publicly confirmed. Focus on the look: relaxed thigh, straight leg, ankle-length hem, classic wash. That’s what makes it “Jen.”
• How do I keep the hem from fraying in Irish weather? Ask for an original-hem alteration with a hidden stitch. Avoid dragging lengths; rain and granite pavements in Dublin are unforgiving.
• Can I wear this to work in Ireland? Yes-choose a dark indigo or black straight-leg with a blazer and leather loafers. Many Irish offices accept smart denim on Fridays or in creative roles.
• What about length if I’m petite? Look for brands offering 26-28 inch inseams (Mother and FRAME often do). If not, hem. Keeping the straight-leg shape matters more than the brand label.
• Any care tips for Irish homes? Wash cold, inside out, air dry on a rack. Skip the tumble dryer; it busts elastane and fades black. Steam to refresh between wears.

Aniston denim cheat sheet (pin this)

• Silhouette: straight or slim boyfriend
• Rise: high or comfy mid
• Wash: mid/dark indigo, vintage fade, or clean black
• Hem: ankle for flats; shoe-skimming for boots
• Brands to try in Ireland: Citizens of Humanity, AGOLDE, Rag & Bone, Mother, FRAME; budget-Levi’s 501/724

Next steps (Ireland-specific)

1. Head to Brown Thomas/BT2 or Arnotts and pull three fits: straight, slim boyfriend, and one subtle bootcut.
2. Bring your actual shoes: white trainers and ankle boots. Try every pair with both.
3. Do the sit test (hello, Luas commute) and the pocket test (phone in back pocket shouldn’t distort the line).
4. Secure the hem: mark the length in-store; book a quick alteration at The Zip Yard if needed.
5. Want savings? Plan a Kildare Village run for Levi’s/7 For All Mankind, then check Seagreen for premium straight-legs.

If you want the most “Jennifer” of the bunch, start with Citizens of Humanity Charlotte or AGOLDE Riley in a mid-indigo, then add a black pair for rainy days. Keep everything else simple-good tee, clean trainers, sharp blazer-and you’ve got the look that works from Dublin city to a Sunday spin along Salthill.