Welcome To: A New Era Of JAG Denim
We recently returned to where it all began in Melbourne for a night that marked a new chapter in the JAG denim story. Hosted at the beautiful Studio Amaro, the evening brought together friends of the brand, creatives, and longtime supporters to celebrate the launch of our latest denim collection.
Colour Palettes to Watch: What’s Trending This Season
As winter settles in, our wardrobes shift to richer tones, heavier textures, and thoughtful layering. This season at JAG, it's all about elevated essentials in colours that speak to comfort, confidence, and timeless style. From deep chocolates to bold wines and heritage denim, here’s what’s trending now.
Behind the Seams: JAG Denim
Go behind the seams with JAG as we share our commitment to sustainable denim—highlighting the people, processes, and purpose behind every pair we create.
THE DENIM FIT GUIDE
Introducing our new denim series; reimagined and revitalised. Crafted with a forever fit; from its foundation to its final wash, we’ve declared a new take on denim.
THE DENIM CARE GUIDE
Denim is the hardest working part of any wardrobe. It’s a timeless staple that we turn to as part of our everyday wardrobe, and at JAG, we have been perfecting denim since 1972. Taking care of it is in our genes.
THE JAG DAD GUIDE
Make him a JAG DAD with our ultimate list of easy gifting pieces for the everyday dad. Treat the man in your life to a gift from our inspired edit, featuring must-have linen travel pieces, luxe watches, everyday basics for him and more.
JAG X GAAWAA MIYAY
Yuwaalaraay wirringgaa Lucy Simpson is Creative Director and Principal Designer and Maker behind Gaawaa Miyay, a First Nations process led studio. Lucy’s work is grounded in and guided by the timeless and sophisticated philosophies of First Nations design.
MENS | THE ART OF LAYERING
Layering this season is a necessity. Achieving functionality and the ultimate aesthetic for your winter ensembles can be mastered through the art of layering. The colder months can be unpredictable however, layering can easily be adapted to suit the changing climate.