7 Trending Types of Jeans to Rock in 2023—Plus Sustainable Picks for Each

Everyone should have a go-to pair of

sustainable jeans in their closet. Denim is a style staple, and some of the most noteworthy types of jeans are tried-and-true classics, while others feature a contemporary (and even quirky) twist.

From patchwork denim and wide-legged silhouettes to colorful hues for those who have enough blues, selecting a new pair of sustainable jeans is as simple as identifying the gaps in your wardrobe. And to make things even easier, we've identified some of 2023's best denim trends—and some eco-minded options for each aesthetic.

Sustainable denim is

worth the investment, with factors like

less water usage and a longer lifespan making environmentally sound and stylish as natural a combination as your new favorite denim and a timeless tee. Here, seven denim trends and the eco jeans to match.

These '70s-inspired high-rise flare jeans aren't just ridiculously flattering and comfortable. They're also made from 96% organic cotton, cutting out the harmful synthetic chemicals used when growing

conventional cotton.

These are basically the much cooler version of a quilt that grandma would knit for you—and this pair was upcycled from vintage denim in Los Angeles.

For those who have enough true blue types of jeans, shades like canary yellow, lilac, and baby pink offer eye-catching alternatives. This high-rise option is sustainably made in Turkey, with seven gallons of water saved per pair.

Ah, mom jeans. This trend isn't going anywhere, and these classics from Everlane boast organic cotton and reduced water use.

If roomy, breathable denim is a top priority for you, then you'll be happy to hear that oversized silhouettes are everywhere—and these are made from 100% bio-based and upcycled fiber.

When chosen well, boyfriend jeans need not sacrifice in sleek, and options from Outerknown become even more chic when one considers the brand's commitment to sustainability.

Culottes are still having a bit of the moment, though the current iteration of this denim trend leans subtle. This flattering pair will play well with boots in fall and sandals in the spring.