Ultimate Dad Look: Baggy Jeans, Vintage Tees and Sneakers

Best Dad Jeans and Sneakers make relaxed dressing easy to build, starting with roomy denim from Levi's, Rag & Bone, and CLOSED. The edit has several takes on the silhouette, including Baggy Dad, Dad Straight, and Gillan Wide Leg jeans, plus the XT-Whisper sneaker from Salomon for a practical finish.

Baggy Dad Jeans LEVI'S

LEVI'S

$110

Featherweight Logan Jeans Rag & Bone

Rag & Bone

$278

Dad Jeans LEVI'S

LEVI'S

$98

Dad Straight Jeans LEVI'S

LEVI'S

$98

Gillan Wide Leg Jeans CLOSED

CLOSED

$297

XT-Whisper Sneaker Salomon

Salomon

$140

Boston Soft Footbed Clog BIRKENSTOCK

BIRKENSTOCK

$170

XT-4 OG Sneaker Salomon

Salomon

$190

V2K Run Sneaker Nike

Nike

$125

Tammy Tailored Trousers 4th & Reckless

4th & Reckless

$82

Womens Joan Jett Cherry Bomb Vintage Tee

Junk Food Clothing

$50

Budweiser Oversized Tee

Junk Food Clothing

$51

Dreamlike Tee LIONESS

LIONESS

$65

University Of Southern California Knitted Jersey Tee Hype and Vice

Hype and Vice

$90

Easy Dad High Rise Straight Leg Jeans in Free Lunch

Levi's

$66

Striped Cuffed Dad Jeans in Medium Wash

AQUA

$73.5

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