Jeans

Jeans were trousers made from denim or dungaree cloth.

History
In 2004, H.J. Hardeman saw the Ninth Doctor in an Oxfam in Sheffield, where he tried to exchange his "Edwardian gear" for jeans and trainers. (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man?)

Rose Tyler wore dark jeans. (TV: Rose, Dalek, etc.) Sometimes, after eating chips, she would have to wash the smell of grease out of her jeans. (PROSE: Meet Rose)

Martha Jones wore dark jeans during her travels with the Tenth Doctor. (TV: Smith and Jones-Last of the Time Lords)

Donna Noble sometimes wore jeans. (TV: The Doctor's Daughter, The Unicorn and the Wasp, Silence in the Library, Forest of the Dead, Turn Left, The Stolen Earth, Journey's End)

Jo Grant wore jeans during her encounter with the Bannerman Road Gang, the Eleventh Doctor and renegade Shansheeth. (TV: Death of the Doctor)

Amy Pond wore skinny jeans. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut)

The Eleventh Doctor wore black jeans. (TV: The Bells of Saint John, The Time of the Doctor, etc.)

Clara Oswald wore Prussian blue jeans when she went into the Dalek named "Rusty". (TV: Into the Dalek )

Sarah Jane Smith wore many jeans. (TV: The Monster of Peladon, School Reunion, Revenge of the Slitheen, The Stolen Earth, Journey's End, The Last Sontaran, The Day of the Clown, The Mark of the Berserker, Enemy of the Bane, etc.)

Rani Chandra wore many jeans. (TV: Secrets of the Stars, Enemy of the Bane, The Mad Woman in the Attic, The Empty Planet, etc.)

Yasmin Khan wore jeans during her travels with the Thirteenth Doctor. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth, The Power of the Doctor, etc.)

The Eighth Doctor wore dark jeans with his navy blue leather peacoat. (AUDIO: Fugitives, etc.)

Jack Harkness observed that Owen Harper wore "tight" jeans. (TV: A Day in the Death) Earlier, Jack purchased denim jeans from a Topshop in Cardiff. Trine-E and Zu-Zana called it a "design classic", but considered it dated by the year 200,100. (TV: Bad Wolf)

Tom liked wearing loose jeans, which Iris Wildthyme thought hung down "halfway down his arse". (PROSE: Preface)