Merch - Jeans, Pants & Joggers

Jeans, trousers, and joggers with a strong character, designed as everyday stage pieces, where artistic heritage and musical attitude shape a free and authentic look.

Gothic Pants and Rock Jeans: Cargo Pants, Flares and Joggers

Gothic pants, rock jeans and joggers in one selection

This selection covers gothic pants, rock jeans and joggers: straight, baggy and flared jeans, cargo pants, chinos, twill pants, leggings and sweatpants. Urban Classics is the most represented brand, followed by EMP's in-house labels (Black Premium by EMP, RED by EMP, Gothicana by EMP, Rock Rebel by EMP), Brandit, Noisy May, ONLY and SONS, Forplay and jack & jones.

Every item is sold by EMP, an online store specializing in band merchandise and alternative fashion. Vinyles.com lists the selection, and the "View on EMP" button on each product page takes you to the EMP store, which handles pricing, sizes, stock, shipping and returns.

Finding the right fit for gothic pants and jeans

Jeans and cargo pants are often sized W/L: W for waist and L for inseam length, both in inches, just like most US denim. Twill pants, leggings and joggers usually follow letter sizes from XS up to 4XL or 5XL depending on the model. Compare your measurements with the size chart on the EMP page instead of relying on your usual size, which varies by brand.

On cuts: slim or skinny for a close rock silhouette, straight for everyday wear, baggy for a 90s look, flared for romantic goth or a 70s feel, cargo for military and streetwear styles. A high waist pairs well with a cropped top or a corset.

Sizing system: W/L or letter sizes
Cut: slim, straight, baggy, flared or cargo
Rise: low, mid or high
Fabric: denim, stretch denim, twill or fleece

Goth, military and streetwear: the key styles

For gothic pants, look at Killstar and its flares, KIHILIST by KILLSTAR (skull flared jeans, leggings), Gothicana by EMP, pants and cargos from Chemical Black, and Vixxsin, Heartless, Devil Fashion and Banned Alternative. Hell Bunny adds a retro pin-up touch.

Military and workwear styles come from Brandit, Alpha Industries, Vintage Industries and Dickies, while Dr. Denim, Wrangler, ONLY and SONS, Only and Noisy May cover more classic jeans. Urban Classics, Unfair Athletics and Pegador supply joggers and basics, with Lonsdale London and Full Volume by EMP also in the mix. Pop culture fans will find sweatpants featuring Harry Potter, Pokémon, The Lord of the Rings and Sesame Street.

Caring for jeans and pants

Wash jeans inside out in cold water to limit fading, especially black denim. Skip the dryer for stretch styles, since heat wears out elastane. Close zips and buttons, and turn printed or studded pants inside out before washing. To complete the outfit, browse the shoes, T-shirts and accessories in the rest of the merch store.

Frequently asked questions

What do W and L mean on jeans sizes?

W stands for waist and L for length, meaning the inseam, both measured in inches. A pair labeled W32 L34 fits a 32-inch waist with a 34-inch inseam. Fit still differs between brands and cuts, so check the size chart on the EMP product page for the exact measurements of each model.

What are gothic pants?

Gothic pants are pants styled after goth fashion: usually black, in flared, cargo or high-waisted cuts, with details such as buckles, straps, lacing, studs, crosses or skulls. They pair with boots, a corset or a fitted top, and range from romantic Victorian-inspired looks to harder industrial styles.

How do I wash black jeans without fading?

Turn them inside out, wash in cold water with a detergent made for dark fabrics, and wash only when needed. Air-dry them out of direct sunlight rather than using the dryer. The first few washes can still release dye, so wash them alone or with other dark clothes.

Who sells these jeans and pants?

Every item on this page is sold by EMP. Vinyles.com lists the products, and the button on each page sends you to the EMP store, where you choose your size, place the order and pay. Pricing, stock, shipping and returns follow EMP's own terms, so check its site for the conditions that apply.