
Eco Finnley Slim-Fit Tapered Jean (men's)
Jeans
about$98
GUESS’s jeans run $89 – $158
About GUESS’s jeans: A Los Angeles fashion-denim label founded in 1981, known for trend-led washes and stretch fits rather than heritage workwear denim.
Price check
At $98 list a meaningful share of the price is the label, and the brand's own site runs 30 to 50 percent markdowns on denim almost constantly. Reviewers who like the jeans generally recommend buying on sale rather than at full retail.
Our take
GUESS built its name on denim in the early 1980s and jeans remain the core of the line. The Finnley slim tapered is the cut that recurs across the current men's range, offered in many washes including recycled-content Eco versions. Reviewers describe the brand's denim as fashion-first: stretch fabrics and styled washes rather than rugged or raw denim. It is sold through the brand's own stores and widely at department stores.
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The details
- Material
- Cotton-dominant stretch denim with polyester and elastane; exact blends vary by wash, from roughly four-fifths cotton with synthetic stretch fill to nearly all-cotton versions with a small elastane share.
- Fit
- Mid-rise, slim through the leg with a tapered ankle. Owners on department-store review pages report the slim tapered tends to run large with a loose waist, and describe the taper as closer to slim-regular than skinny.
- Quality
- Owner reviews call the jeans well made and comfortable for the price, with recurring complaints about thin fabric, occasional stitching flaws and inconsistent sizing. Editorial reviewers rate durability as moderate — these are styled lifestyle jeans, not long-wearing rigid denim.
- Best for
- Shoppers who want a trend-led, stretchy slim tapered jean with a recognizable logo brand, ideally bought at the frequent sale prices.
- Care
- Machine wash cold inside out and tumble dry low; high heat degrades the stretch fibers, and the darker fashion washes can transfer dye in early washes.
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