Stretchy jeans are taking over all other denim styles right now: shop the 7 best pairs that don’t dig in

This is the most expensive pair on our list, but we've included them because anyone who owns a pair is a big fan. They are 99% cotton and 1% elastane, so they have a little flex in them and they're made to support your curves (Good American was co-founded by Khloe Kardashian after all). They're very comfy and flattering, and the blue denim, wide-leg cropped style won't date.

Embrace the return of the classic 90s bootcut jean with Hush's mid-rise style. 'Very comfy with a good amount of stretch' is how one wearer describes them and they're a jean that can be easily dressed up or down – we like them with a plain white tee and cashmere jumper, plus a pair of kitten heel boots. They also come in a mid or dark blue denim.

Mango's Sienna jeans are another favourite in the GH office. These ones are 98% cotton and 2% elastane so they have a tiny bit more elasticity. They also come in 8 different shades (including wine and chocolate) and the kick flare is great for wearing with a pop sock and loafer or a kitten heel. At least 20% of the cotton is recycled, too.

M&S' stretchy jeans are built a little different, as the brand uses polyester in the mix, too. This is to add stability to the fibres, boosting durability. The Sienna range is more flexible and sculpting than the brand's other denim, so the fabric moves with you. Reviewers say the jeans are comfy without losing their shape.

If you're more of a barrel-leg kind of gal, this Whistles style feels high quality and they have stretch in the name. They're actually have the same 99% cotton/1% elastane split as other styles in this list. You can get them in three blue shades as well as grey.

The classic skinny needs a bit more stretch, hence why these Gap jeans have 6% elastane to 94% cotton, the highest amount of stretch in our list. Reviews say they're really comfy but it's worth trying on to get the right size if you can.