Denim’s dominance in 2025 is bigger than ever, with the global jeans market expected to soar past $120 billion this year and projected to grow by nearly 7% annually through the end of the decade. Levi’s leads with an estimated 25–30% market share, but Calvin Klein maintains its relevance among designer denim brands—holding around a 5–7% share through its parent PVH Corp, alongside brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, Guess, and premium-focused players such as Citizens of Humanity and AGOLDE. What’s pushing denim innovation this year? Sustainability, trend-driven styles, and inclusivity are reshaping the market. Calvin Klein has moved swiftly, rolling out 90s-inspired loose fits, dramatic wide legs, and high-rise silhouettes, while competitors like American Eagle and Gap lean on inclusive sizing and value pricing, and designer labels like Haikure and DL1961 champion eco-friendly and body-contouring designs. Add to that market stats, men’s denim still claims the largest share, but…