As we get deeper into the colder months, I'm sure you, like me, have been busy bringing out all your boots now that the weather actually calls for them. For those chilly days when you don't want to think too hard about what to wear, an easy jeans-and-boots combo will never fail you. Throw on a coordinating knit sweater or cardigan and a warm coat and you're good to go. The only thing you might have to think about when it comes to the lower portion of your look is what jeans go with what boots. If you haven't gotten rid of your skinny jeans yet, they do work well with mid-calf and knee-high boots with a wider shaft. You can also messily stuff your wide-leg jeans into taller boots for a cool, undone look.
Wide- and barrel-leg jeans can fit over boots with a wider shaft, and straight-leg jeans always look perfect with trusty ankle boots. Keep scrolling to shop all the best boots that'll liven up even your most basic pair of jeans, from moto and Western styles to sleek square-toe and stiletto alternatives.
From the side seam to the square toe, every detail of these mid-calf boots is perfection.
These are great because the shaft is slim, making it easy to fit underneath any denim style (minus skinny).
For some holiday flair, these green embossed boots would pair well with black jeans.
This Khaite pair is next-level with the suede outer and angled heel.
You can't ignore the price point of these luxe-looking ankle boots.
Give your skinny jeans new life with these shiny, wide-shaft boots.
Silver hardware on moto boots is hard to pass on.
This '90s-inspired shape will go with any style of jeans.
Knee-high boots with a tiny heel are always a great go-to with denim. You can tuck your pants in for an undone kind of look or wear them with barrel- or wide-leg jeans.
You can never go wrong when pairing Chelsea boots with denim.
The structure of this style is on point.
Straight-leg, bootcut, or kick-flare jeans would go great with these edgy front-zip boots from The Row.
This chocolate-brown option is pure luxury.
A simple straight-leg style would look great with these suede stunners.
The harness on these boots gives them such a cool look.
If you're shopping for more subtle Western boots, look no further than these suede ones.
Sock-like boot shapes can be work with any jeans silhouette, and I'm loving the snakeskin effect on these.
Tabis are divisive, but they can really make a simple outfit stand out.
Tuck skinny jeans into these boots or wear them with roomier jeans.
I love a pair of boots that really hug your calves. Plus, these ones are waterproof as a bonus.
Buckle up in these square-toe black boots.
On those days when you don't feel like dressing up, run your errands in baggy jeans and these Mini Platform Ugg Boots.
Make these Tory Burch boots the star of your outfit with roomy or skinny jeans.
These suede sock boots are definitely a look.
The crisscross detail of these buckle boots is actually so chic.
Loving the color of these heeled booties.
These simple black boots with a block heel are a no-brainer.
A simply lovely choice.
These worn-in leather boots will go well with barrel-leg jeans for a full-on yeehaw vibe.
A flared heel on pointed black boots is it.
Or opt for boots with a stiletto heel if you want something a little sleeker.
If you're a ballet-flats person in the summer, these are the perfect winter boots for you.
This shade is so cute.
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