We're Calling It — These Are the 15 Best Jeans Under $100

The Madewell Roadtripper Jeans ($98) are lightweight and stretchy, so they're comfortable while you sit or stand.

The different-colored paneling on these BDG High-Rise Straight + Narrow Jeans ($79) makes them a statement pant that will last you for years.

The rich color of these Express Mid Rise Dark Wash Jean Leggings ($80) makes them appear polished, but they mold so well to your body that you'll want to live in them forever.

For a looser fit, try these Boohoo Sophie High-Waisted Knee-Rip Mom Jeans ($50) that look equally as cool dressed up or down.

Honestly, these classic Levi's Wedgie High-Rise Straight Jeans ($98) will make your butt look amazing.

The raw hem on these Articles of Society Carly Crop Skinny Jeans ($64) hits right above your ankle, so they look great with booties and heels.

These Gap Mid-Rise Baby Boot Jeans ($70) will flatter every body shape so they're a guaranteed win.

For an old-school look that doesn't appear gimmicky, try these Topshop Moto Vintage Blue Mom Jeans ($70). We like them with a pair of sneakers.

The ASOS Farleigh High-Waist Slim Mom Jeans ($45, originally $56) are one of the most popular options from the site, and for good reason. This heavy denim won't lose its shape no matter how many times you wear it.

Many editors at POPSUGAR consider these H&M Super Skinny High Jeans ($10, originally $20) their go-to pair. They come in a variety of colors and have tons of stretch.

The waistline of the BDG Twig Super High-Rise Skinny Jean ($59) sits on top of your hips, so this pair looks great with crop tops.

Embrace this Fall's '70s trends and wear these Mossimo High-Rise Flare Jeans ($30) in a rich, blue wash.

If you like the distressed look but you don't want to go overboard, choose these Old Navy Mid-Rise Rockstar Destructed Skinny Jeans ($29, originally $35). They have just a few tears for that lived-in look.

Wear these Obey Slasher Skinny II Jeans ($79) with a leather jacket and strappy heels.

We have always loved the fit and quality of American Eagle Outfitters Jeggings ($40) — they're definitely worth a try.