denims

/ ˈdɛnɪmz /

plural noun

1. jeans or overalls made of denim

Example Sentences

At a time when vivid reportage in the mainstream media was scarce, JS reporters filed reports from far-flung places making hand-woven carpets, denims and silk saris.

From BBC

Three undone buttons on his silk shirt paired with frumpy denims and a box fade.

From Salon

Last month, Levi’s shares climbed after the company forecast a strong full-year profit fueled by a quicker-than-expected rebound in demand for its denims, tops and jackets.

From Reuters

Your suits will be slim, denims unironed, ties blue and sober, footwear confined to Oxfords and the occasional driving shoe.

From New York Times

Chain-smoking Camels, they pioneered the grunge look long before the birth of Nirvana: They favored Pendleton flannels, lightweight cords or faded denims, and desert boots.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• knickers
• shorts
• slacks
• trousers
• underpants