When you think about how quickly the modern world moves, it can often make you wonder how you’re supposed to keep up. When it comes to technology, for example, the laptop you bought yesterday is probably going to be out of date within a couple of months, your DVD machine supposedly doesn’t match up to Blu-Ray and you can’t remember when you last had a phone that was top of the range. This fast-paced phenomenon when trends come and go and opinions fluctuate like the great British weather has more or less always been a staple of the fashion industry, too, though never to the extent we see on our catwalks today.

While women are more likely to be au fait with upcoming trends – after all, for most girls fashion is more of a lifestyle than a hobby – men can sometimes find themselves a little lost when it comes to what item from the latest spring/summer catalog may go best with their faded chinos.

So, here are a couple of quick tips to help any sartorially struggling men out there. Firstly, jeans never really seem to go out of fashion and can be mixed and matched with just about anything to suit all occasions. However, despite jeans being seemingly so simple a solution, it’s still easy to go wrong when it comes to the huge
multitude of styles to choose from.

The first thing to remember is that the best way to stay on trend is to invest in quality. Firetrap Jeans is a quality brand that offers customers up to date – even innovative – designs with a classic twist that’s never in danger of slipping off the fashion ‘cool list’ any time soon.

For another alternative that’s proven its credentials around the world for decades, you can’t really go wrong in the fashion stakes with a pair of Levis jeans. This is a brand that has time and again produced classic designs that fit seamlessly into contemporary fashions, but which retain their deeply romantic qualities inspired by
the company’s origins in the Wild West.

So, it may not always be easy for men to keep up to date with the fast-paced world of fashion, but get your hands on a few classic designs from some of the world’s best jeans makers and you’ve pretty much won half the battle.