Denim

Denim with a distinct point of view

Baum und Pferdgarten denim brings classic wardrobe codes into a sharper, more expressive frame. The collection moves between familiar denim references and considered alternatives, balancing clean construction with details that shift the mood. Jeans, jackets, skirts, shorts, tops, blouses and dresses approach the fabric from different angles, creating looks that can feel direct, relaxed or more defined.

The collection treats denim as more than a foundation. Classic five-pocket references sit alongside visible seams, belt details, patch pockets and buttoned finishes. A cropped proportion may meet a loose silhouette; a structured jac...

Denim with a distinct point of view

Baum und Pferdgarten denim brings classic wardrobe codes into a sharper, more expressive frame. The collection moves between familiar denim references and considered alternatives, balancing clean construction with details that shift the mood. Jeans, jackets, skirts, shorts, tops, blouses and dresses approach the fabric from different angles, creating looks that can feel direct, relaxed or more defined.

The collection treats denim as more than a foundation. Classic five-pocket references sit alongside visible seams, belt details, patch pockets and buttoned finishes. A cropped proportion may meet a loose silhouette; a structured jacket can be offset by a ruffled hem or a skirt with a longer line. The result is a wardrobe language that feels precise without becoming predictable.

Women’s jeans in varied proportions

The collection centres on denim trousers with a range of recognisable shapes. High-waisted, straight-leg, wide-leg and barrel-leg silhouettes offer different lines through the waist and leg, while loose fits bring volume into the equation. Explore women's jeans for a focused edit of these enduring denim forms.

Decorative seams, curved construction and traditional pocket details give the jeans a sense of definition. Some styles retain an uncomplicated, classic expression, while others introduce a more directional proportion through a shaped leg or a belted waist. These elements allow denim to anchor a look while retaining the unexpected detail central to Baum und Pferdgarten.

Denim layers, separates and dresses

Denim jackets bring structure to the collection, from cropped and fitted shapes to looser outer layers with roomier proportions. Collars, front pockets, cuffs and considered closures lend these pieces a workwear-informed character, reworked with a playful eye. Pairing a jacket with jeans creates a deliberate head-to-toe statement, while wearing it over a dress, skirt or top introduces contrast in texture and shape. Find complementary outer layers in denim jackets.

Beyond trousers, denim expands into sleeveless tops, blouses and dresses that change the fabric’s role. Cropped and relaxed tops can bring a compact counterpoint to fuller legs or longer skirts, while peplum and ruffle details soften denim’s more utilitarian associations. Denim dresses offer another clear silhouette, using details such as a neckline, waist definition or pockets to give the material a more singular presence.

Skirts and shorts in denim

Denim skirts explore both close-fitting and knee-length forms, with high rises, front slits, pleats and button-fastened details adding movement and definition. Worn with a simple top, knitwear or a matching denim layer, they create a considered shift from the usual jeans-and-jacket formula. Browse women's skirts to continue the silhouette conversation beyond denim.

Shorts offer a more compact denim proportion, with pockets, belt loops and utility-led details carrying through the collection’s practical references. A boxier outline can be balanced by a more fitted or cropped top; alternatively, a denim jacket introduces a coordinated, graphic finish. For further options across this category, see women's shorts.

Pattern, texture and everyday styling

Pattern introduces another layer to the denim collection. Leopard print and pinstripes bring rhythm to familiar silhouettes, while floral treatments add a softer visual direction. These printed approaches sit naturally beside solid denim, so a look can be built through tonal coordination or interrupted with a distinct visual note.

Style denim through proportion rather than rules: balance wide-leg jeans with a shorter top, set a fitted skirt against a roomier jacket, or use a dress as the focal point beneath a structured layer. The collection supports adaptable relationships, where classic denim pieces meet unexpected finishing touches and each silhouette keeps its own character.