The denim guide
Belleville jeansNEW!
The cut: a long and flared leg, a high rise, patch front pockets... The Belleville has something in common with the Saint-Ouen, in a fabric that's less stretchy and more rigid.
For who? The ones that love jeans that look a bit more dressed-up, for denim silhouettes not as low-key.
Size advice: If you're hesitating, go up half a size.
Belleville jeansNEW!
Madeleine jeans
Madeleine jeans
The cut: A high-rise cut that hugs the waist, a straight fit that lengthens the leg and refines the silhouette, and the signature full-length seam fold.
For who? Those who want to feel like they're gaining a few inches when they put on their jeans. Like the Montmartre, the Madeleine is long enough to cover the ankle.
Size advice: Nothing to note on this model, take your usual size.
Concorde jeans
The cut: A super high-rise flare cut for an iconic 70's silhouette and legs for days.
For who? Will go perfectly to those with a defined waist.
Size advice: When in doubt, go up a size
Concorde jeans
Marais jeans
Marais jeans
The cut: The classic straight jeans : not too snug, made to hug your butt but not your legs or ankles. Boyfriend jeans à la Rouje.
For who? Perfect for rectangle body shapes.
Size advice: Choose your usual size to wear it tight, or go up a size for a looser fit.
Odéon jeans
The cut: The only ones that are a bit stretchy: comfy skinny jeans, not too tight on the ankles. Go well with anything and will give you legs for days.
For who? For every body! Will look good on all body shapes and will please those looking for a stretchier fabric.
Size advice: When in doubt, go up a size.
Odéon jeans
Gambetta jeans
Gambetta jeans
The cut: Back to the 80's with the latest addition to the Rouje denim family: a straight shape that has a statement belt on the front and no pockets on the back.
For who? Those who want to embrace their curves.
Size advice: When in doubt, go up a size.
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