Right now, they offer jeans down to 26? in three different cuts: skinny, slim and classic.

They also offer two types of fabric (traditional and stretch).

Gap

• Shortest Inseam: 28 inches
• Price: $60-108

Gap is known for their low-mid quality, affordable clothing. They provide a large variety of denim, including cuts and styles that will work for most body types.

I actually love their Stretch Skinny jeans, which were the underdog favorite in my best jeans for slim men post.

Just don’t expect their jeans to last forever. They’re not very high quality and will definitely wear out (and stretch out) more quickly than more premium denim.

Banana Republic

• Shortest Inseam: 28 inches
• Price: $89-198

Banana Republic is one step up from Gap in terms of quality, but it’s still pretty affordable. They also have a wide variety of denim available with shorter inseams.

BR isn’t exactly known for their denim, but they’re worth checking out. Many of their jeans are made with comfort in mind, so they have plenty of stretch built in (which is crucial for those of us who prefer a slim fit).

American Eagle

• Shortest Inseam: 28 inches
• Price: $50-80

American Eagle is definitely geared toward younger men, but that doesn’t mean their jeans can’t work for guys in their 20s and 30s too.

Just be sure to avoid jeans with too much fading or distressing. It’s hard not to look like a teenager when your jeans look used right off the rack.

Note: In some areas, AE offers jeans with 26 and 27 inch inseams.

Wrangler

• Shortest Inseam: 28 inches
• Price: $25-125

Wrangler makes classic jeans for working men. Traditionally, they’ve focused more on utility and durability than style or trends.

These days, they offer a variety of cuts and washes, but don’t expect their “slim fit” jeans to fit like, say, Uniqlo’s slim fit jeans.