When you put on a pair of Landlubber jeans, you’re putting on a little bit of history. Join us for a trip back to the groovy days of rockstars, flower children, and effortlessly cool fashion. Whether you’re going to work, chilling with friends, or going out on the town, Landlubber’s stylish denim look suits any occasion.

Bell bottom jeans were born in the early 19th century. According to legend, British Navy sailors preferred a wider pant leg, which could be easily rolled up to the knee whenever they needed to swab the deck. Over the next century, these pants found their way into Army surplus stores; primarily the Landlubber brand. In the 1960s, flower power children, who rejected expensive name-brands, began to buy the Landlubber jeans enmasse. Tight around the thighs and flared below the knees, these bell bottom jeans soon became one of the iconic symbols of the 60s and 70s.

Nowadays, just one look at the flared Landlubber jeans calls to mind the epitome of cool. Jimi Hendrix, Woodstock, Farrah Fawcett—these are all iconic images of the hip-hugging, flared leg pants that make any wearer feel groovy and sexy.

Looking for a style that’s sleek and sexy, but also comfy and casual? What about a look that tells everyone I woke up like this. With Landlubber bell bottom jeans you can have all of this and more.