7 women try Universal Standard's new size-inclusive line of jeans that goes from 00 to 40 - here's the verdict

Mara Leighton, Insider Picks reporter: Sava High Rise Flare Jeans in Black

I'm typically a committed high-rise skinny jean wearer, but I opted for the more adventurous Sava High Rise in black this time around. Universal Standard, with its comfy, flattering denim, was a good choice to go out of the box with — especially with its helpful "see it in your size" tool.

In person, the jeans are pretty beautiful, and they're comfortable enough for all-day wear, traveling, and the odd lunge. The flare isn't so drastic that it looks costume-y, and the silhouette is fitted though the hip, waist, and thigh in a way that kept me from being swallowed by the style. All in all, couldn't be happier!

My one note is that the 78% cotton fabric may pick up more fuzz than a really stiff denim. This is also what makes them so comfortable so, if you're okay with the little inconvenience, just plan to have a lint roller on hand for the black pair.

Remi Rosmarin, Insider Picks reporter: Sava High Rise Flare Jeans in Dark Indigo

I typically stick to stiff denim, usually in skinny or straight-leg styles. But, I've been seeing the retro flare jeans everywhere, and with no need for any more skinny jeans, I decided to give the Sava High Rise a try.

These are probably the most comfortable jeans I've ever slipped on, especially considering that they're high rise. They're surprising sturdy and stretchy, so they have the look of a really nice pair of jeans but the stretch of a yoga pant. That may sound extreme, but we were all able to bend, twist, and squat in these, comfortably. I found the legs to run a little long, but a pair of booties quickly remedied that issue. I love this versatile style — it's fun for a Friday night, but professional enough for a Tuesday meeting.

Megan Foster, Insider Picks intern: Logan High Rise 5 Pocket Vintage in Distressed Grey

I tried out the Logan High-Rise 5-Pocket Vintage jeans, which looked drastically different than any other pair I owned. I have a more traditional style and have veered away from the "distressed" look, but I was surprised to see that this grey pair was still professional enough to wear to work. They were stretchy but looked like your typical pair of jeans — unlike some leggings that resemble cotton more than denim.

So far, I've recommended this company to my mom, my best friend, my roommate, and the girl on the subway that was talking about jeans with her friend (I wasn't eavesdropping, I swear). What I'm trying to say is that I finally found a pair of jeans other than my tried-and-true middle school brand that fit perfectly and made me feel confident.

Julia Naftulin, INSIDER reporter: Siene High Rise Skinny Jeans in Distressed Blue

As a size 12, jean shopping can be a major nightmare. Usually, the jeans will fit my thighs but be too baggy in the waist, or even if they would fit the waist, I can't pull them up past my hips. That's why denim with some stretch to it is an instant go-to for me. Universal Standard's jeans offered a super stretchy and comfortable fit — probably the most comfortable I've ever felt. It felt like I was wearing leggings all day. Although I wish they were a bit less stretchy in the belt/crotch/zipper area (the fit felt a bit loose there), they were otherwise a great fit and probably the only pair of jeans I'd consider wearing on an airplane.

The front pockets were huge which I was not expecting, but could be a major plus for someone who loves keeping things in pockets. I thought they could've been a bit smaller but that's just personal preference.

Carly Danner, INSIDER fellow: Seine High Rise Skinny in Black

Lately, I have become somewhat of a denim snob. In the past three months, I have gone from one pair of jeans in my closet to seven pairs. I love a good pair of high-waisted mom jeans and find them to be the most flattering. But after reading about Universal Standard, I felt comfortable branching out from my usual denim preferences.

I opted for the Seine high-rise skinny jeans, despite not having a pair of skinny jeans in my closet since the early days of college. At first touch, they felt like a typical pair of jeggings: stretchy, thin, and likely not durable. But after slipping them on, I was pleasantly surprised.

For a pair of skinny jeans, these hugged my body in all the right places. I am extremely self-conscious about my love handles and thighs, but these jeans were surprisingly flattering. Also, I like how these jeans made my butt look.