I am what you might call denim obsessed. Rarely is there a week (maybe a day even!) I don’t wear jeans—after all, what is more versatile than a good pair? It's arguably the most important piece in a well-balanced wardrobe, and I am always on the hunt for my next favorite pair. Although I love designer denim, my budget does not allow me to pay top dollar whenever I get that shopping itch. Luckily, I’ve found plenty of affordable options in the denim space that are just as fashionable and high-quality as the higher-priced pairs, all $150 and under.
From the cult-favorite Levi's Ribcage to awesome '90s fits from Madewell (Can we talk about those Magic Pockets?), I simply can't get enough of these affordable jeans options. They solve any of my outfits problems on the daily, as they can be styled with all the closet classics, whether that's a favorite going-out top for dinner with friends; a cozy, chunky knit on the weekend; or a structured blazer for work meetings. Go ahead—wear them on repeat. I can guarantee these affordable jeans will become your weekly go-tos.
Levi's
Ribcage High Waist Straight Leg Jeans
A straight leg with volume. There is a reason fashion experts deem this style a must-try.
Madewell
The '90s Straight Utility Jeans
A '90s-inspired straight-leg can be styled with everything from knitwear to billowy blouses.
Pistola Denim
Cassie Jeans
A little distressing is always welcome.
Good American
Split Back Pocket Straight Leg Jeans
This super-high-waisted silhouette will be your new favorite, everyday go-to.
Lioness
Dawson Jeans
Contrast topstitching and unique seam detailing make this ecru pair stand out from the rest.
Levi's
501 Original Fit Jeans
The one that started it all. There is a reason the 501 style has been around for 150 years.
Reformation
Alyssa High Rise Wide Leg Long Jeans
Pockets, please! How cute are these?
Mango
Crop Flared Jeans
Dress up these kick-flares with heels for date night or down with sneakers for running errands.
Madewell
The '90s Straight Leg Jeans
Straight and simple. These true blues don't disappoint.
H&M
Curvy Fit Wide Ultra High Jeans
We love this curvy-fit option.
Rolla’s
Heidi Trade Ankle Utility Jeans
Lean into utility with dark-wash jeans that were made for brunch and beyond.
Good American
Good Boy High-Rise Straight-Leg Jeans
This straight-leg is giving us legs for days.
Asos Curve
Power Stretch Flare
Make these your new going-out pants.
& Other Stories
Slim Cut Jeans
A slim leg transcends the seasons. We would wear these in the summer with slides and in winter with ankle boots.
Free People
Equinox Wide Leg Trouser Jeans
Jeans can be worn to the office. Add a blazer and heeled boots, and you're good to go.
Asos Design
90s Straight Leg Jeans
A true bargain.
Reformation
Cynthia High Rise Straight Cropped Jeans
The best basics make up the building blocks of a great wardrobe.
Wit & Wisdom
Ab'Solution High Waist Ankle Skinny Jeans
Paging petite people. These come in 00 to 16P.
Mango
Medium-Rise Flared Jeans
Proof that white can be worn well after Labor Day.
Levi's
Women's Wedgie Straight Jeans
The Wedgie promises to lift the backside and delivers.
Wallflower
Women's Curvy Bootcut Jeans
Choose from over 20 washes with this easy boot cut.
ASOS Design
Maternity Slim Mom Jeans
These ones are for the mamas, complete with a bump band.
Everlane
The Curvy Way-High Jean
We love an eco-friendly option. These are made from 98% organic cotton.
Spanx
High-Rise Flared Jeans
We'd expect nothing less than booty-lifting and core-shaping from Spanx's denim.
Rolla's
Sailor Khaki Jeans
A khaki wash feels totally fresh.
Abrand
A Carrie High-Waisted Jean
Sleek and chic. Wear these with a T-shirt, blazer, and strappy sandals for a night out.
Madewell
Kick Out Mid Rise Crop Jeans
The infamous Magic Pockets hold you in and feel oh so good.
Zara
High-Waisted ZW Sailor Straight Jeans
The frayed ankle hem will show off your cute shoes.
BDG
High-Waisted Cowboy Jean
Giddy up! You'll rely on this style for years to come.
& Other Stories
Wide Cropped Jeans
Add a button-down and slingbacks for a winning outfit idea.