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"  Back in the 1970s, Calvin Klein was like the Steve Jobs of jeans. Or maybe he was more like the Lenin of denim. In any case: The man changed things. He understood that a lot of us didn&amp;#039;t want to just wear jeans \u2014 we wanted to look good in jeans. And that jeans weren&amp;#039;t simply pants we wore but extensions of who we were (and, more important, who we wanted to be). And so Klein led a revolution in how we buy and wear denim, and the company he founded is now adding jeans to its CK One line for the kind of guy who wears denim with everything from T-shirts to tailoring. Since some jeans are inherently more casual than others, and will therefore look better with the more casual stuff in your closet, this new line comes in six washes, so you can choose the pair that works best for your style. The designers at CK One, like the CK who started it all, don&amp;#039;t just want you to wear their jeans \u2014 they want you to look your best in them. For more of the best new jeans for spring (and how to wear them), from our upcoming April issue, keep reading. Cotton jeans ($70) by CK One; one-button wool-and-mohair jacket ($895) and cotton shirt ($225) by Calvin Klein Collection; silk tie ($60) by J. Press; leather shoes ($378) by Cole Haan; crocodile belt ($475) by Santiago Gonzalez.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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