Online shopping for the best jeans is no easy feat, and with so many options available, what you initially anticipated to be a quick browse can quickly turn into a three-hour scroll. If, however, the idea of sacrificing an entire evening in pursuit of your next pair of jeans doesn't sound appealing, we can help. When it comes to choosing retailers, we can safely say that Zara jeans reign supreme.
From classic skinny to trendy baggy jeans, it's hardly a secret that there are an abundance of styles to choose from at Zara. Looking for something flattering and high waisted? Or something low-rise and skinny? Whatever it is, we can guarantee Zara has it in a range of styles and washes, suitable for every capsule wardrobe.
While finding the perfect fit often feels like you've hit the jackpot, getting there is a different story. Luckily, we are experts on the topic, and along with Zara's extensive size guide for denim, narrowing down the perfect fit doesn't have to feel like a challenge.
Take a look at some of our favourite Zara jeans to shop right now. We predict these will sell fast, so snap them up while you still can.
SHOP: The Best Zara Jeans To Buy Right Now
Already sold out in the dark wash, these Zara wide-leg jeans with the perfect front seam look much more expensive than their £35 price-tag.
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Enter: Woodstock. For a retro vibe on the classic wide-leg, these Zara jeans with a thin brown belt attached to the waistband are boho chic.
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High-waisted jeans are a capsule wardrobe staple, offering a flattering fit and cinching in your waist. These white jeans are ideal for summer, paired with a linen halter neck and ballet pumps.
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Unlike wide-leg jeans, balloon jeans cascade down the leg, widening at the knee before gently tapering towards the ankle. This pair from Zara is guaranteed to be your favourite capsule wardrobe find.
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Ah - the mom jean. The endearing cut is ideal if you're looking for something in between a skinny jean and baggy jean. And, if you're a fan of Monica Geller's sense of style, this pair from Zara give the ultimate 90s vibe.
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If you're a petite girl trying to create illusion that your legs are longer than they are (guilty), look to a pair of straight leg jeans with a high waist. This pair helps lengthen the leg and flatter the waist, combining two washes of denim: light and medium.
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Jean-lovers unite over a pair of straight leg jeans. This dark pair from Zara are already sold out in many sizes, and are ideal for an evening paired with leather heels or sling back shoes, or during the day with your favourite sneakers.
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Before you have violent flashbacks of jeggings, we can assure you the new take on the trend 'jogger jeans' are much cooler - and so comfortable. Look to these Zara jogger jeans for a casual day to day outfit, easily paired with a plain ribbed long sleeve top.
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Folded detailing adds an extra layer to these slim fit jeans, followed by a low rise waistline for the ultimate noughties inspired denim jean.
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While baggy jeans have made their mark in our wardrobes, there is still room for a classic pair of flared jeans which embody the 70s.
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Skinny jeans are back - we repeat - the early noughties trend is back, and cooler than ever. Stock up with this pair from Zara.
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Cue: every family member asking if your jeans came that way. Add an element of edginess to your jean collection with these Zara high-rise ripped wide-leg jeans, featuring distressed detailing. Perfect for effortless street style.
Do Zara Jeans Run Small?
While it varies between styles, some find Zara jeans run small compared to other brands. To ensure the perfect fit, as mentioned above, we recommend consulting their size guide. Use a tape measure to find your size to ensure an accurate fit - this is especially useful if you're shopping for skinny jeans.
Are Zara Jeans Expensive?
From budget-friendly basics to premium denim, Zara offers a range of styles to suit every budget, with some jeans starting at only £17.99.
Emma Richardson is a Beauty & Fashion Products Writer for Grazia. She covers shopping, lifestyle, celebs and anything trending.