JNCO jeans are BACK ... such as the above crown; anything involving cartoonishly evil snakes or bulldogs; a small angry-looking child jumping over the “JNCO” logo. You’re welcome.

JNCO Jeans, the wide legged blue jean with the crazy ... All of the product will feature JNCO’s crown logo.” (via) My favorite is probably this picture of “Hollywood” Hulk Hogan, really ...

JNCO will release a new line of clothes this fall, including the "heritage" brand of baggy jeans. Steven Sternberg, managing director for JNCO, said the heritage line was just unveiled at a trade ...

The new JNCO jeans are almost exact replications of the originals, but Cohen says that some small changes have been made to the women’s line. RELATED: How to make sure jeans keep their shape ...

In the good old days, ravers, skaters, Juggalos and other alt kids could get jeans with 50-inch-wide leg openings accented with the JNCO crown emblem on the back pocket. The sides of the jeans ...

JNCO jeans are back and this time ... if you think about it, $755 is a small price to pay to reconnect with your suburban teenage self. Smell that? That's the smell of upper-middle-class ...

Folks on social media are wigging out over the return of a brand that was all that and a bag of chips to alternative youth culture of the 1990s: JNCO jeans. So, what’s the revamp’s dealio?

It’s actually 1997. It must be, because JNCO jeans are officially back. Only this time they’re getting a super high-fashion, luxe makeover (yes, seriously!). Just about two years ago ...

I've always been a wide-leg denim person. Sunsetting skinny jeans from my wardrobe was honestly one of the smartest moves I've ever made. But JNCO (which stands for "Judge None Choose One") brings ...

What bell bottoms were to disco and the 1970s, JNCO Jeans are to rave culture of the 1990s ... A big pocket doesn't work on small jeans, so I began increasing the legs. So began the wide leg jeans.” ...

(CNN) — Folks on social media are wigging out over the return of a brand that was all that and a bag of chips to alternative youth culture of the 1990s: JNCO jeans. So, what’s the revamp’s ...