Very poor quality
Very poor quality, jeans, and trouser's the badge ink runs in the first wash into the trousers
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Very poor quality, jeans, and trouser's the badge ink runs in the first wash into the trousers
Great design and fit for me. Shop in geneva is well designed, but I'll say are two things that are not good; one is the quality. Don't expect to keep these trousers for long. They wear out very quickly. Secondly, in my experience, as long as things are going well the personnel is fine, but lately I asked to repair the knees on three (!) pairs and back came the three pairs as shorts(!!?). The shop took no responsability and blatantly lied about what was said. I will never go there again, unless some kind of compensation is made.
My first purchase of Jacob Cohën was in 2004. I bought two pairs for €370 on Lidiashopping.com.
I was absolutely amazed — the fabric, the tailoring, the buttons, and the impeccable quality!
I have a rule not to wear out my jeans and trousers completely. I own many different models and change them almost every day.
In 2022, I moved these jeans to my country house, where I use them while taking care of the house and the garden, and they still look great. Of course, they have become a bit lighter over the years and after regular washing.
After that purchase, I became completely fascinated with Jacob Cohën. Today, I own around 70 pairs of Jacob Cohën items. Not only jeans, but also lyocell trousers, chinos, and many different shorts, both denim and tailored fabric.
But once Jacob Cohën stopped producing at the factory in Veneto, Italy, the quality dropped dramatically. As far as I remember, the designer also left the company. That’s when cost-cutting began at Jacob Cohën, while prices started rising rapidly.
Simple jeans from the so-called PREMIUM LTD line used to cost around €480 retail, while now they cost €700–850 depending on the color — the lighter and more bleached the denim, the more expensive they are.
Over the last six years, you cannot imagine how many Jacob Cohën orders I have placed and then returned — about 90% of them!
In the past, out of 10 ordered items, I would return maybe just one.
Now the quality is terrible: awful fabrics, dull and muddy colors instead of rich vibrant tones, crooked seams between the legs, uneven fly construction, and very often the fly buttons stick out awkwardly. It looks horrible!
And it’s unclear who you can even complain to, because the distribution system is very strange and staff training is poor.
For example, men’s jeans come in many different fits and models, but customers know nothing about this. There are jeans for athletic muscular legs, slim builds, average builds, with high or low rise on the hips. Older models like J688, J620, J622, and newer ones like Bard, Eduard, Nick, and so on.
Sometimes you ask questions in the store, and they know absolutely nothing!
Here is my latest Jacob Cohën order: in May 2026, I ordered model ULQL006081S3619V1 200D. When I received them, I was shocked. They were unpleasant even to touch. They felt like work pants for a construction site.
I am fairly slim, and usually everything fits me well, but these trousers looked terrible. The only thing saving them was the elastane, which JC now seems to stuff into all of their models.
Just awful!
Gennady
I have been wearing Jacob Cohen for around 5 years now having bought a few pairs at once. I now find they need replacing- after 5 years!
I have bought many other premium jeans and none feel as good as these do. I will not ever buy anything else.
They dont have the biggest range but thats what you expect from ultra high end. Know what you’re buying and know how to look after them!!
Warning:
They are extraordinary inflexible when changing size when a birthday gift. OMG. I usually check here at Trustpilot before I buy online but because I thought that this brand was an exclusive and serious brand I did the mistake of ordering.
My recommendation is buy somewhere else.
Among the worst, quality garments ever spent money on. Will never happen again. Great design and colours but the quality, they will fall apart about the same time the scent is gone :)
Poor Quality product, when raised with the brand customer services i was told i had to contact their third party retailer instead and did not have any solution for their poor quality product.
Very Disappointed.
Jacob Cohen jeans fabric is ordinary absolutely low quality with way to much elastene in it.Definitely not worth the price in range of 300-395€.
What I like is sadly only name nothing else!Stay away there are so many other options!
Expensive Jacob Cohen trousers developed holes after less than a year. Bought from Jelmoli (who were rude and unhelpful) but as manufacturers of the trousers, I was expecting Jacob Cohen to make high quality trousers that lasted, and failing that, to offer a solution when the trousers didn’t meet expected standards. Sadly I have been waiting for weeks now for an answer.
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